this for my family

I fall down in the street
I need somebody to help me to my feet
The dreams I’m having make me scared of the heat
But thanks to you I know it time I could be
Anything you told me that from day one

my time life in hours

08:05 PM | TIDUR KALI YA
12:36 AM | Mama tells me I shouldn’t bother
12:46 AM | #Nowplaying Manic Street Preachers – The Everlasting
02:01 AM | di tinggal tidur ama @dxien … menyedihkan..
02:31 AM | mencoba mengembalikan ke kondisi yang seharusnya
03:11 AM | sleep after getting my quality time

God, sometimes i miss you.

yep judulnya emang terkesan biadab banget,
God, sometimes i miss you, mungkin yang buat terkesan biadab karena ada kata kata sometimes di sana,
terkesan seolah olah gua hanya merindukan Tuhan kadang kadang doang,
tapi itu kenyataannya. gua lagi belajar buat ngehilangin kata sometimes itu.

I’m driving your girlfriend home

I’m driving your girlfriend home and she’s saying
how she never chose you
“turn left”, she says
so I turn left
and she says “So how did I end up so deeply involved in the very existence I planned on avoiding?”
and I can’t answer
I’m driving your girlfriend home and she’s laughing
to stop herself crying
“drive on”, she says
so I drive on and she says
“So how did I end up attached to this person when his sense of humour gets gradually worser?”
and I can’t tell her
I’m parking outside her home and we’re shaking hands
goodnight, so politely..

morrisey.




5 careers for people who love solving problems and puzzles.

Some people chase careers that promise big money. Others devote themselves to helping people.

But if you’re a natural-born problem solver, someone who enjoys a good puzzle, odds are that you’re going to need something more to truly excite you.

The good news is that there are plenty of careers out there that not only challenge your brain – but allow you to help others, and pay well too.

Check out these five promising careers for people who love to solve problems and put together puzzles.

Trully Amazing Rescue

yoi pemain circus ceritanya!

three careers you can prepare for in two years or less.

Are you contemplating a career in business but not sure where or when to start?

The good news is that jump-starting your business career can be a faster and simpler process than you may think. There are plenty of entry-level opportunities in the business world that don’t require a four-year degree, let alone a stint in graduate school.

Get the right business degree or certificate and you can get your foot in the door of a company and start climbing your way to the top.

Check out these three entry-level job opportunities in business that you can prepare for in two years or less.

three international business careers that can earn you up to $70K.

Many of us would love to travel and get paid for it. Still others are fascinated by the ups and downs of our ever more connected global economy. If you possess these two qualities and an avid interest in foreign culture and language, an international business career might be for you.

Check out these three jobs that can get you out of the country and on the path to an exciting career.

1. Management Consultant

As businesses respond to the recession by cutting costs and downsizing, management consultants are more important than ever.

Also called a management analysts, management consultants can usually be found at companies that send their employees out to fix the production and management problems of major corporations, many of them with offices and factories overseas.

As a management consultant, your job would be to travel to the site, observe the company’s processes and politics, then propose and implement solutions that could save them time and money.

The Training

Generally, a bachelor’s degree in international business or a related field is necessary for entry-level jobs at management consulting firms. Second language courses are also highly recommended. Going the extra distance and getting an MBA or a master’s of international management can really make a difference in your earnings and promotion potential.

The Pay

The average salary for this profession is about $70,000 per year.

Computer software skills you need

Many business school brochures and employment ads often say the same kind of thing.

“Proven computer skills are essential.”

“Working knowledge of basic business software required.”

“The ideal candidate is computer savvy.”

“Must be comfortable with database software.”

If you don’t know the difference between a spreadsheet and a flowchart, relax. Your path to mastering the basics of business software is a surprisingly short one.

Check out these 4 software programs you need to know to launch your career.

1. Outlook

On an individual level, Outlook is an email and task management program which includes a schedule, calendar, and address book all available in one easy centralized location.

While it’s possible to think of Outlook as a personal assistant of sorts, it’s also used on a much grander scale by organizations all over the globe. Outlook’s many shared features, like calendars, to-do-lists, and even polls, inspire an efficiency and effectiveness that only technology can provide. Simply put, Outlook is how most businesses communicate.

Outlook is certainly a key component of administrative office support degree programs, and just about any other degree program you can imagine, from business administration degrees to human resources management degrees.

30 fact about

1. Marriage is not a word. It’s a sentence (a life sentence).

2. Marriage is love. Love is blind. Therefore marriage is an institution
for the blind.

3. Marriage is an institution in which a man loses his bachelors Degree
and the woman gets her masters.

4. Marriage is a three ring circus: engagement ring, wedding ring and
suffering.

5. Married life is full of excitement and frustration: In the first year
of marriage, the man speaks and the woman listens. In the second year,the
woman speaks and the man listens. In the third year, they both speak and
the NEIGHBOR listens.

6. Getting married is very much like going to a restaurant with friends.
You order what you want, and when you see what the other person has, you
wish you had ordered that instead.