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A Mysterious Phone Call

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You may know what “mysterious phone call” is. It is a phone call that you do not want to answer since you do not know who the person on the other side is.

I just experienced this situation on Wednesday night, after I had my dinner with my family. A number kept dialing my number on that day. I did not want to answer the phone call. It could be a stranger who had many reasons to do something unwanted to me.

Somehow, I picked up the phone. The person knew my name and asked me about a friend’s mobile number. When I asked the name of the person who was calling me, the person did not want to give the name to me. It scared me. There is someone from my campus that knew my name, but I had no a single idea who the person that called me. Thank God the phone call did not take a long time.

I felt scared because of that mysterious phone call. Even the fear came into my dream, gave a little bit sensation of nightmare. Then I decided to share this fear to my brother and sister, and realized how weird the person was.

If you have the similar story like the previous story, please share to the comment.

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(Oh yeah, I decided I will write a new post every month instead of every week. Still need to improve myself.)

Meeting New People In Our Live

Have you ever caught yourself in a situation where you meet people you do not know, and they turn out to be people you cannot forget in your entire life?

I have, and it is true.

For someone who is introvert like me, meeting a new person or meeting new people sometimes bring me into an awkward moment or awkward moments which many time I hardly solve. It happens simply I just meet the person or the people, and I do not know every thing about this person or these people. Once I can get along with this person or these people, every thing will change. There will be no “feeling awkward” at all!

Okay, now….

I want to share my story about meeting a group of four young men while I went to Jerusalem with my family five years ago. It happened on December 26, 2012. The moment itself took a place on a balcony in St. Peter in Gallicantu.

Since the site was full with tourists, my father decided to go other place of St. Peter in Gallicantu. We followed him, and decided to visit the balcony in the site area.

We were not alone at the balcony. There were a group of four young men and a Father who also visited the balcony. As I told you before, it gave me an awkward feeling. I just did not know what am I supposed to do in there except went to a side of the balcony and looked to the sky.

After I looked to the sky, I wanted to go to a side of the balcony where my family were standing. I did not know that the group of four young men were not far away from where I stood. One of the group of four young men stopped my steps and asked me to take a photo of them with the view of The Dome of the Rock as the background of the photo. The photo that I took was not good enough, so my brother helped me to take the photo. Then, out of nowhere, my mother saw the “taking picture” moment and asked me whether I wanted to take a picture with them or not. As far as I can remember, I responded by looking my mother with as I surprise with what my mother had said and said, “Mom, what are you doing?” to her. The four group of four young men were telling my mother that they had to go from there.

In the end, the group of four young men and I were having a photo together. I said my gratitude to them, and one of them sent my gratitude back.

There was one thing that I forgot to do while I was with the group of four young men. I forgot to ask their names and where they are living.

But I am glad to know that the people we do not know can give you a different point of view about life. There is no way for me to forget the group of four young men until today. What they had done to me was simple. They showed me about what generosity is by willing to have a photo with me. They also showed me that a person can change someone’s life by being nice to another person.

If you ask me if I want another opportunity to meet the group of four young men, I would like to have another opportunity to know them and also thank them for what they did to me five years ago. Hopefully, I can befriend with them.

But for now, I cannot imagine what would I be if I were not meeting them five years ago.

These are the group of four young men that I have been talked about.
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Before I end this post, I want to learn your experience on meeting someone or people that brings a change into your life. Please do tell on the “comment”, and let me what did you do and how you feel when you meet the person or the people.

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The Legend of Malin Kundang

One of the competent post relates with translation, mainly translating the story from a language (Indonesian) to English.

Stories from NUSANTARA

A Folk Tale from West Sumatra: The Legend of Malin Kundang

Source of the original text: http://dongengceritarakyat.com/cerita-dongeng-malin-kundang-cerita-rakyat-sumbar/

Translated by Steve Andrianto

Long time ago, in a fisherman village of Air Manis Beach in the area of Padang, West Sumatra lived a widow named Mande Rubayah with her son Malin Kundang. Malin was a diligent and docile boy. Mande Rubayah really loved and indulged him.

Mande Rubayah was already old, she could only work as a cake seller to earn a living for her and her only son. One day, Malin fell sick – a really serious illness that might take his life – but eventually he could be cured thanks to her mother’s endeavor. After his recovery, she loved him even more. They were a mother and child who cared for each other. Now that Malin had grown up, he asked permission from his mother to go overseas to the…

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