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In an oldBuddhist monastery in Lawang, East Java, Master Liong had a strange premonition. A dream involving a Buddha-like baby and a Bodhi tree. The next day, he found a baby boy who was left in a box beneath a tamarind tree. The baby had a peculiar skull. Master Liong named him Bodhi and raised him as his own child.

Besides his skull was looking different from others, Bodhi was also overwhelmed by his sixth-sense ability. His life was miserable. Struggling with this condition, Bodhi decided to leave the monastery. He left Java and sailed to the island of Sumatra. But his real adventure only started when a friend handed him a ticket to Malaysia as a gift, where Bodhi met some backpackers there and was intrigued to follow them.

After arriving in Thailand, Bodhi met two people who would change his life forever. He met Kell, a tattoo artist with 617 tattoos covering his body. Kell told Bodhi how he had traveled far to Thailand just to meet him. Kell had a mission to transfer his tattoo skills to Bodhi, whom he believed would be the last person who would complete him by making the 618th tattoo. In exchange, Kell would give Bodhi an equally special tattoo, only when Bodhi was considered ready.

And there was Ishtar Summer, a seductively beautiful woman who had an interest in Bodhi for a mysterious reason. After Bodhi put a tattoo on Ishtar on behalf of her request, Bodhi and Kell knew they had to complete their exchange. Kell drew a Star Tetrahedron tattoo on Bodhi. But when his turn came to receive, Kell hesitated and left Bodhi.

Afterward, Bodhi continued his journey and ended up as a marijuana picker in the Golden Triangle. There, he decided to go back, find Kell, and finish the exchange that they had made before. Bodhi received a rather vague clue on Kell’s whereabouts and relying mostly on his intuition, Bodhi went to Cambodia, where he found himself later trapped in a mine field. Bodhi was rescued by Epona, a deminer. Bodhi’s encounter with Epona led him to reunite with Kell.

A tragedy occurred and Bodhi ended his backpacking journey. He came back to Indonesia, roaming from one city to another. Skilled as a tattoo artist, Bodhi found home in the punk community, led by the charismatic Bong who embraced Bodhi like a brother.

By accident, one night Bodhi found a document on a rented computer. A seemingly random letter addressed to someone called The Root. Somehow, Bodhi knew, the letter was meant for him. His next journey was about to begin.

Meanwhile, on the other side of the globe, Gio Alvarado arrived in Vallegrande to visit Chaska Pumachua, his friend’s mother whom Gio loved like his own family. A cheerful and festive day in Vallegrande turned gloomy when an unknown man appeared. The man gave four stones with engraved symbols to Gio. He also whispered a warning. Not long after, Gio received a bad news from his friend, Paulo, who was based in Cusco. Diva Anastasia, the love of his life had disappeared in a remote area of Rio Tambopata, Amazon. Filled with fear and questions, Gio began his search for the missing Diva.

In a city of Bandung, Elektra Wijaya, had lost everything. Her mother had deceased since she was small, and her father’s recent death left her an orphan. Her only sister, Watti, got married and had moved to Tembagapura, Papua. Elektra was left alone with a messy, old colonial house, remnants of what used to be a service shop called Wijaya Electronic. An unsuccessful business of her father.

Elektra survived only from her piggy bank. Her choice was to sell the house. But Elektra fought to keep it. She began to look for business partners, from bakery to multilevel marketing and had no luck.

A strange and unexpected chain letter suddenly arrived at her doorstep. A school of sorcery had offered her a position as a lecturer. Elektra freaked out, but since she was so desperate to find a job, she decided to pursue the offer. Attempting to fulfill all the prerequisites for her job application, Elektra went to a shop which specialized in ritual items belonged to a woman named Sati. They immediately became friends. Meanwhile, Elektra had an incident with a psychic/healer, Ni Asih. Their encounter had opened up a talent that Elektra never knew she had. She possessed a special ability.

Instead of finding a real job, Elektra was drawn into internet addiction. Always considered an anti-social nerd, Elektra found excitement in virtual friendship. At one point, she fell ill. Sati took Elektra under her care. She even taught her breathing and meditation. When Elektra was finally back on her feet, Sati gave her a business idea. With the help of her friend, Elektra met a most sought hacker and entrepreneur, Toni a.k.a Mpret. Mpret was well respected for his golden touch in starting small internet related business.

Mpret saw great prospects within Elektra’s property. They became business partners. Mpret transformed the messy, unattended colonial house into a successful hang-out place that became the talk of the town. Elektra’s life took a drastic change. But, there was a still an unattended issue in her own body.

Elektra fell ill again, and this time she accidentally electrocuted her friends. She was forced to see Sati one more time. Gradually, Sati revealed Elektra’s potential, something Sati had known for a long time. She advised Elektra to embrace her natural talents and become a healer.

Her hidden potential didn’t stop there. Elektra later found out she could access someone’s memory. One day, Mpret’s cousin, Bong, came to her house. He asked her to help his friend, Bodhi. Bong felt something was wrong with Bodhi. Elektra agreed to help.

In Jakarta, Dimas and Reuben received an e-mail from someone named Gio Alvarado. Gio reported a missing person named Diva Anastasia. Their e-mail somehow was listed in the Diva’s emergency contact. Dimas never knew Diva nor Gio, but he was sure some interesting mystery was about to unfold.

Zarah Amala and her little sister, Hara, were raised in Batu Luhur, a small village near the city of Bogor, West Java. Their father, Firas, was a bright professor and a renowned mycologist. He never sent Zarah to school, and instead  taught her himself using unconventional methods on various subjects way beyond her age. Firas often made unpopular choices that put his relationships on tension with his family, colleagues, and the village people. Perhaps this tendency was all rooted to his obsession with a mystical place called Tuft Hill. When his wife gave birth to their third child, the baby came out severely deformed and died not long after birth. Everybody blamed Firas and his relationship with Tuft Hill. They believe the mystical hill carried a horrific curse.

One day, Firas disappeared. The only trail he left was four handwritten journals.

The last person he talked to was Zarah. Firas asked her to protect Tuft Hill from the villagers.

The absence of Firas changed the whole dynamic between Zarah and her family. Zarah was now considered a rebel and a freak, just like her father. When Zarah finally went to formal school, she kept getting herself into troubles. She finally found friendship in Kosoluchukwu, a girl from Nigeria who became her desk mate.

On her 17th birthday, Zarah received a limited edition camera. The sender was anonymous. Zarah was so certain that tracing back through the camera would help to reveal her missing father’s whereabout. Zarah eventually learned photography and spent time working in orangutan conservation in Tanjung Puting, Borneo, before she finally landed on a career opportunity in London as a nature photographer. The camera gave her the chance to travel the world.

Her new best friends, Paul and Zach, took her under their wings. In London, Zarah found her first love. She was also reunited with her old friend, Koso.

Still trying to connect the dots, Zarah met Simon Hardiman in Glastonbury. Paul found the link between Simon and Zarah’s camera. Turned out, Simon and Firas knew each other. Simon had planned to help Firas on a secret project, but they never had a chance.

With the aid of an entheogen plant, Simon did an experiment on Zarah. A shaman, Hawkeye, guided the process. Firas had always believed entheogens were the key to other dimensions.

A sad news from Indonesia interrupted their process. Zarah needed to go back home. On her way back, Zarah found a mysterious letter, addressed to someone called The Particle. Somehow she knew, the letter was meant for her.

Meanwhile, in Bandung Elektra finally met Bodhi. One brief contact and what happened was beyond their imagination. Their first encounter was the beginning of a new adventure.

Alfa Sagala never understood why he could never attend a traditional Batak ritual called gondang ceremony. A day after his 12th birthday, he finally found out. His first gondang experience brought a fearful looking entity which then haunted him from time to time. Alfa started to have nightmares every night. His nightmares were the same and always ended the same way. Alfa woke up in between life and death, nearly lost his breath due to unexplainable asphyxiation.

His life afterward also changed. Two powerful shamans, Ompu Togu Urat and Ronggur Panghutur, competing against one another. Both tried to take Alfa under their wings and made him as their apprentice. Alfa wasn’t keen to take any of their offers, yet he had to choose. Alfa took side with Ompu Togu Urat after the old man gave him two black stones which were able to stop his nightmares.

An incident involving both Ompu Togu Urat and Ronggur Panghutur finally forced Alfa’s family out of the village. They moved to Jakarta. Alfa’s father, a hardworking man who were obsessed to have his sons study Engineering, had such high hopes on Alfa.

An offer to work in the United States was turned down by Alfa’s oldest brother. Alfa took the opportunity and went to America all by himself. In a slum area in Hoboken, Alfa lived in an apartment belonged to his distant relative. In Hoboken, Alfa became best friends with Troy and Carlos, his highschool friends. They went to college together, and after graduation, Alfa started his internship in Wall Street. His brightness was unstoppable. Alfa finally had everything. Money, career, and a legal status he had fighten for. Yet, his insomnia became severely chronic. Alfa never dared to sleep more than two hours for it would lead him back to his nightmares and asphyxiation.

The three buddies moved together to New York. Alfa met a femme fatale named Ishtar who turned his life around in one night. Their encounter resulted him in the ER where he met a young doctor named Nicky Evans.

On Nicky’s recommendation, Alfa checked himself into a sleep clinic called Somniverse, led by a sleep expert, dr. Colin. With Nicky and dr. Colin’s help, Alfa learned to face his deepest fear. He found so many insights and clues in his dreamscape, including a place called Asko and a dream figure called The Falling Star. Alfa began to realize, he was a part of a bigger plan.

Alfa then went to Tibet to find a renowned dream expert, dr. Kalden Sakya. Alfa was certain that only dr. Kalden could help him to break his limit. Constant surprises awaited Alfa in Tibet. He began to discover who he really was, also the truth about the haunting entity called Si Jaga Portibi from his childhood, and the messages behind his nightmares.

Meanwhile, Troy and Carlos did some investigation on Ishtar. A clue led to a tattoo artist in Indonesia named Bodhi.

In Cusco, Gio finally ended his search and resue mission. Just when Gio thought it was over, a mysterious man who gave him four engraved stones in Vallegrande reappeared. He gave Gio a new piece of information. Turns out, Gio’s search was just about to begin. Now, he must also find people that he had never even met before.

Pursuing a clue from a mysterious man named Amaru, Gio went to The Sacred Valley of Urubamba, Peru. To his surprise, a woman who was like a family to him, Chaska Pumachua, was sent to pick him up. Chaska introduced Gio to a shaman named Luca, also known as Smoking Sun. Luca had already prepared an Ayahuasca ceremony for Gio. During the ceremony, Gio met Madre Ayahuasca from the spirit realm who told him about his real identity and mission. In addition, Madre Ayahuasca gave a hint on a location where Gio would meet the people he was looking for: Indonesia.

Meanwhile, in Bandung Elektra changed his mind and decided to help Bodhi once again. To ensure their safety, Elektra was planning to access the realm of Asko under the supervision of her mentor, Sati. Unfortunately, Elektra fell ill after their second attempt. Bodhi felt guilty and promised not to ask for anymore help.

During Alfa’s flight from New York, his seat mate, Kell, revealed himself as one of the Infiltrants. Immediately after they landed in Jakarta, Alfa chose to go after Bodhi. But, when Alfa and Kell arrived at Elektra’s house, Bodhi and Elektra were already gone.

Knowing who Bodhi and Elektra really were, Sati tried to hold them as long as she could. With the help from Alfa and the Infiltrants, Bodhi managed to get away. Bodhi and Alfa escaped back to Elektra’s house. There, Bodhi had to face Kell and Liong altogether, two persons from his life whom he thought were already dead.

Lying helpless and weak at Sati’s house, Elektra got a visit from Simon Hardiman who flew all the way from England. Using some sort of hypnosis, Simon guided Elektra to destroy Antarabhava, the gate to the Asko realm. The destruction of Antarabhava took a toll on Alfa. His body grew weak. Liong instructed Kell to take Alfa and Bodhi to a safe house, guarded by another Infiltrant named Kas.

In Jakarta, Gio went to see Dimas and Reuben. Instead of getting more answers, they stumbled upon more questions regarding Diva and her connection to Supernova. Following Reuben’s suggestion, Dimas contacted his nephew, a brilliant hacker named Toni. Dimas asked Toni to track the real person behind Supernova. On the other hand, Gio’s sudden visit to his uncle’s house made Toni suspicious.

Toni, who had been silently working for the Infiltrant’s network, consulted his contact, Liong. But Liong’s unclear answer made Toni more agitated. Toni decided to come clean to Dimas and Reuben about his knowledge on Supernova. Toni even arranged a meeting for them to meet the person behind Supernova. In return, Toni asked to be introduced to Gio.

All the way from London, Zarah came back to her village in Batu Luhur for her grandfather’s funeral. Her presence instantly dissolved the tension in her family, including mending Zarah’s bitter relationship with her mother, Aisyah. In front of  Abah’s grave, Aisyah gave Zarah the key to their old family house. Meanwhile, Gio received a phone call from his old friend, Paul Daly, who asked him to check on Zarah. Although reluctant, Gio agreed to Paul’s request.

Gio’s visit to Batu Luhur was unexpected. Nevertheless, there was an instant chemistry between Gio and Zarah. Gio offered her a hand to clean up her house. Zarah accepted his offer. Despite the obvious connection, both were hesitant to open up to one another.

In the safe house, Alfa was getting better. But the uncertainty of their situation made him impatient. Bodhi’s ability was also amplified, but it made him disoriented. After a few days, their bodies started to show some signs of mutation. They decided to leave the safe house.

From a dream, Alfa received a clue on how to optimize Bodhi’s visual ability. They went back to look for Kell and Kas. Bodhi was finally able to track down other Harbingers from Asko. Following the trace of Zarah and Gio, Bodhi and Alfa went to Tuft Hill, a forbidden place in Zarah’s village. The Harbingers were clueless about the bigger war between the Infiltrants and Sarvaras. The Harbingers have torn apart.

Without them knowing, Liong had made a strategy for Asko to have a second chance. By utilizing scattered Harbingers from a broken group, Liong managed to patch up Asko’s power. The Harbingers would have another portal to finish their mission. Nobody knew the location of this new portal except for one Harbinger. Up to that point, the Harbingers became fully aware of their real mission, how big their stakes were, and how dangerous the consequences they had to bear.

Conclusion

Today’s Alpha woman is everywhere. In dress and style, the Alpha is the familiar, highly visible prototype. She’s the MD who manages a clinic like a well-oiled machine, or the self-confident Web editor who envisions herself running the company with her combination of tech skills and business savvy. She’s the chic, assertive saleswoman who convinces you to buy an outfit you aren’t sure you actually need. As I’ve studied and discovered that  Beta sisters sometimes feel diminished or threatened by the Alpha prototype—but there is really no cause for this. I am not talking about good, bad, or better people. I am saying that all Alphas and Betas—in other words, all of us—are on a personality continuum, and most of us are a mix, with greater or lesser degrees of both.

Betas have less of a need for control, and they may have less interest in a leadership position than an Alpha would. In a group of women, the Alpha is the one who exerts power and influence through her ability to take charge of the conversation, while the Beta will tend to listen and support. In the extremes of both, an Alpha may be too confrontational; a Beta may be too passive. Fortunately, people are malleable, and you can modify some of your behavior for a better balance.

Can you be an Alpha if you’re not a big earner or powerful out in the working world? Of course! Lily, a physician and a mother of two, works between fifteen and twenty hours a week to her husband’s seventy hours plus. She puts it this way: “I’m an Alpha in disguise. I

don’t wear my Alpha on my sleeve.” Like Lily, many strong Betas carve out a niche for themselves

within a relationship; they may control the finances or decisions about the children, for example. “I’m a little afraid of direct confrontation,” Lily says. “I will tend to avoid it. I look like I’m easy going and amenable and I don’t always show my forceful side, but I do like to get my way.”

Alpha? Beta? It isn’t always either/or, and Alpha is not better than Beta. Far more important is the degree of each that you have in your personality where you’ll plot your profile on the Alpha/Beta spectrum. You may be a Beta, with anywhere from a handful to a big helping of Alpha, or an Alpha with strong to middling Beta tendencies, or an extreme Alpha, with practically no Beta at all. You may be pretty much a hybrid, with equal amounts of both. I’m betting that you’ve got some Alpha no matter who you are. Funny, strong, independent, and comfortable in her own skin, the Alpha believes in herself—but has some blind spots. She assumes that as an Alpha female she should be partnered with an Alpha male. But clinical experience has shown me that this partnership is at the greatest risk for divorce because two Alphas will tend to compete for power and dominance. I will show Alpha women how they can learn to envision and accept themselves as the Alpha in a relationship with

Languages  as Nokia always says connecting people. A new language is one of the most rewarding experiences for anyone, but even more so at a young age. “During the first three years of life, the foundations of thinking, language, visions, attitude, aptitude, and other characteristics are laid down. It would be a waste not to use a child’s natural ability to learn during his or her most vital years when learning a second language is as easy as learning the first,” says Ronald Kotulak, author of Inside the Brain. Also, my Turkish teacher once said, “If you understand 2 languages, then your third, fourth, fifth, so on will be much easier.”  And I couldn’t agree more! I find people with 3 or 4 languages are faster to learn Turkish or any other languages than people who speaks just 1 language. It also happens to German course. I can memorize words by connecting them to other languages, for example, I have the word ‘kirsche’ means cherry. I mix up kiraz (Turkish) and cherry (English) to become Kirsche (German). So does Spanish, the word ‘Zapato’ (shoe) which sounds similar to Indonesian ‘Sepatu’ (shoe). Isn’t it interesting?

Why learn  languages? 

I would like to tell you my stories. I come from Kalimantan and speak Banjar. When I was in Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia I met some students from many cities in Indonesia. Mostly they don’t understand Banjar so I should speak in Indonesian. Sometimes they speak in Java or Sunda or any other languages. Yeah, Indonesia actually has up to 700 languages and it makes Indonesia becomes second most languages spoken country (742). Number 1 is Papua New Guinea (820).  

In 2013, I moved to Turkey for higher education. I made friends from other countries. One day I sat next to my friend from Ghana. He asked me something about Turkish lesson, but I couldn't understand anything because he spoke in French. But thanks to Google, I could finally  answer his question after googled it. Even though the pronunciation was totally wrong (Lol).

In the other day  when I was in Turkish preparation class, My friends and I were talking about world issues. We’re talking in English, suddenly changed into Arabic. They might not be Arabian but they could speak Arabic fluently. I couldn't understand what they were talking about, so I asked them to speak in English or Turkish. One of them said, “Are you a Moslem?”

I said, “Of course I am, don’t you see I’m wearing hijab”

"You know  in some religions, they are also using hijab. Anyway, if you are a Moslem, why don’t you understand Arabic? It’s your religion language. “

It’s like they gave me a punch right on my face. Instead of giving an excuse to myself, “They were lucky cause they had learned at Madrasa.”  I said, “Thanks for reminding me, I will learn it one day.”

In fact, learning a new language is not easy. For example, some people say Turkish is a hard language. According to the table below  my answer is yes.

These are real  and grammatically correct. Yes, bewildering grammar strikes! Grammarphobes may consider finally dropping to their knees to  defeat  the complexities of Turkish.  Other hardships that we should overcome are distinctive and melodic. I live in Kayseri and Kayserililer (Turkish who live in Kayseri) have a different accent than Turkish who live in Istanbul. I found Turkish has a unique tongue, they sound different than other countries. I have lived in Turkey for 3 years and I couldn’t get the accent though. But it’s Ok since they understand what I’m talking about.   

How to conquer the problem of learning new languages?

 The most important above all is your desire. If you have the desire you can overcome the hardships.

In some ways, we are all the same. We all have human bodies and minds, we all have human thoughts and human feelings (unless you are a cat, you don’t have them). 

Yet in the other ways, we are all completely different and unique. No one can ever have the same experience of life, perspective, and mind. Even identical twins are different from each other.  

What makes them different? It is because they have a different personality. Personality makes us thinking, feeling and acting differently from others. Personality can be defined in different ways, depending on whether we focus on the individual or on people in general.

The most popular personality types are these.

• Introversion (I) or Extraversion (E)

• Intuition (N) or Sensing (S)

• Thinking (T) or Feeling (F)

• Judging (J) or Perceiving (P)

According to the Myers-Briggs model, the first letter determines the attitudes of the dominant and subsequent functions, while the last letter shows which function is dominant. For Extraverts, the dominant function is focused on the outside world. J means that one of the Judging functions (Thinking or Feeling) is dominant; P points to one of the Perceiving functions (Intuition or Sensing). For Introverts, J and P show the auxiliary rather than dominant function -  the dominant function itself is internalized.

 “Is it possible to change my personality type?”

According to most personality type theories, the individual’s type is inborn and does not change. However, individuals can develop traits and habits that differ or even directly contradict the description of their type.
How does that happen?

Let’s use an example. Imagine that lights in your flat suddenly go off and you are in complete darkness. You may be able to navigate your way to the door, but what senses are you going to use? Touch? Hearing? Smell? It would be anything but vision, your preferred sense. However, as soon as the lights come back on, you will switch back to using vision again as it makes it much easier to navigate around the flat.

The way your personality works is very similar. The environment you are in shapes your personality in a certain way, forcing you to develop traits and habits that might be foreign to your type. For instance, if you are naturally casual and spontaneous (Prospecting), but your work schedule is very structured and your manager is obsessive about schedules, your preferences are likely to change. However, you will probably switch back to being a Prospecting individual as soon as you leave that job. The same rule applies to other traits as well.

Your basic personality type cannot change – however, you can and should change the aspects of your personality that you are unhappy with. By doing this, you will strengthen your shadow traits and become a more well-rounded individual, even though your dominant traits will still remain the same. Such a change could be triggered by either the environment you are in or your own will – to each his own.  In our societies we sometimes see changes in an individual’s personality over time, right? So, don’t worry be happy. As time goes by may be subtle developmental changes during adolescence. 

The Rainbow Troops  is a book I grow up with. I read it since junior high school. I know it’s 2 years late since it was been published but never to late to read a great book. Why do I love the story so much? It’s just because the stories. It told you  Indonesian cultures, a pursuit of education, and social issues. Indonesia may have big cities but in the other hand, most of the cities in Indonesia are rural.  Moreover, education is not important as nowadays. The majority of people were illiterate. A school was just for wealthy. Through this novel, we were told to look at different points of view from 10 children.

There was a dilapidated school, SD Muhammadiyah (Muhammadiyah Elementary school). The Government told the headteacher, the school would be closed if student less than 10. The teachers and headteacher were waiting for students. But they just got 9 students. At the crucial time, someone came up. The hero named Harun. Finally, they could continue the teaching-learning activities. Bu Mus, the teacher of 10 students called them 'The Rainbow Troops' because they all adore rainbow. Who are these 10 kids? They are Ikal, Lintang, Sahara, Mahar, A Kiong, Syahdan, Kucai, Borek, Trapani, and also Harun. 

Lintang is very rational, Mahar is a daydreamer. Mahar was easily inspired by just about anything. Like Lintang, Mahar also was a true genius—just a different kind of genius. This kind of genius isn’t easily understood by most people and is rarely considered 'intelligent' by ordinary people’s standards. Sahara is one and the only girl in this gang, she is very independent.  A Kiong is a Chinese little guy, he is not handsome in the face but heart. Syahdan is more like Joy in Inside Out movie. Kucai is their class leader. Borek is typically a macho man who obsessed with his muscles. Trapani is a handsome and smart kid, he loves his mother the most. Harun is a nice guy, even though he has mental retardation, it won't interfere him to study. The last is Ikal. Ikal is our main character in this novel. He is not as brilliant as Lintang but he is not bad. He comes second after Lintang.

Hirata writes touchingly about hope, even in the midst of numbing poverty, and the tragedy of wasted talent. The book’s most compelling character is the brilliant Lintang, the son of an illiterate fisherman whose passion for school sees him cycling an 80-kilometer round-trip journey every day, past crocodile-infested swamps. Despite his obvious mathematical genius, Lintang is forced to give up his education and take over the role as his family’s breadwinner when his father dies in an accident. (This part is the most emotional, my brother and I were crying reading it).

Like one of Glee's song, "don't stop believing."

Hope your dreams come true pals and have a great holiday too! :)

That sound comes from my phone. Friends of mine in Indonesia sent me a Happy-new-year-sticker. My family sent me pictures of them having dinner and watching fireworks. Me? Maalesef, I'm struggling with exams. 

Talking about New Year eve, in Turkey they don't really care about it. Even there is a mall in my city, Kayseri they have a poster said "Don't forget, you are a Moslem, we do not celebrating new year"


Once I asked one of my Turkish friend, why they don't celebrating noel and new year? She said because Turkish are Moslem. If she/he is not, then she/ he is an atheist.
I remember, last christmas it was Friday, 25th december. I had a quiz and my classmate, he was a christ he couldn't go to church. He wanted to but it's not a day off.

Recently, people are talking about 2016 resolutions. Some of them are don't take any attention to them but I do! It is my annual activity. Resolutions for me mean I have plans about my future, hoping a better year and optimism!
It not kind of New-year-new-me-quote but making goals.

So, what are your resolutions for this year?