We spend two nights in Mercure Ancol this long weekend. Ancol offers lots of family entertainments from theme park, beach to giant aquarium. We opted to do cycling around the beach this morning. Fun and healthy.
Those who had voted will be marked with this permanent blue ink on their finger which will stay for 2-3 days. This will cease for a person to vote twice. I have exercised my right to Vote! Now ladies and gentlemen, please use our vote responsibly! Allah bless us.
Here is the Voting Sheet to vote your legislative party of choice. Well with so much names unheard of, most of Indonesians have only 5-8 choices. My vote is in!
Supposedly we can look at the names of Candidates it this board. But our Voting post received only 1 from 3 lists, and none of the candidates I personally know or heard of. Oh well. At least I know which party to choose.
This is our voting post, TPS 33 Bambu Apus, where we will exercise our vote. This is the typical Indonesian voting post, decorated just like traditional Wedding tent.
Today is election day for Indonesia to choose our legislative representatives. I and Elok are registered as voters in Bambu Apus, Elok's mother house. As good citizens we all go together to TPS (Tempat Pemungutan Suara), or voting place. As shown are Uki, Endah, Elok and Elok's mom.
One of our Singapore International Foundation fellow from Thailand, Nat, visited Jakarta for business. Ubai, Rey, Miki and me had dinner with her in Grand Hyatt hotel. We haven't met for 13 years, so it's been a good reunion.
Aya has presentation to do on Tuesday, hence she has to prepare her story board. Well, that turns into a family affair, everybody is lending their hand to complete the project.
From left to right: Rima (apparently annoyed with the flying bee on her right side), Anung, Dine, Marcus, Cika, Iben and Winny (not shown, as she was the one who took photo.. sorry Win!)
This is Situ Gunung lake, our destination for photo hunting. Alas, as we were so tired, had just arrived in our camp at midnight, we woke us late and could not catch the early morning sun. So much for a photo trip.
We spent a night at Tanakita camp, a so called 'five star' camping site. The comfortable beds inside the tent really invite the tired body and legs to lay down and call it a day.
My office photography buddies arrange a photo hunting trip to Situ Gunung lake. We left the office quite late, had a dinner first in Jakarta, and stopped by a rest area near Ciawi toll gate. Hope we still have energy to wake us early tomorrow.