#Muker

[vox-anglosphere]

A shepherd in Yorkshire tends his flock upon a modern conveyance

#Angram #North Yorkshire #flock of sheep #shepherd #ATV #English countryside #stone walls #Muker #rural britain #UK

[dopescissorscashwagon]

Flower Meadows at Muker, Swaledale by Maureen Platts

#Flower Meadows #Muker #Swaledale #Maureen Platts #Amazing #Beautiful #Nature #Travel #Adventure

[travelella]

Muker, Richmond, England, UK

Ian Cylkowski

#Muker #Richmond #England #UK #United Kingdom #UKNature

[weshallc]

I bloody love Autumn.

#welcome autumn my old muker #somewhere over the tweaven

[sillystringsys]

LETS GO MUKERS DNM EP 13

#🏵️ #dave and bambi #dave and muko #iii am not in a hand doodling mood. circle hands be upon ye

[inanearlieround]

mukers gonna muke or whatever taylor swift said

#they r stuck in my brain they won’t leave #michael clifford #luke hemmings #muke #5sos #5seconds of summer #my art #fanart

[protestantfaceofanglicanism]

LUV Muker church! Check out those Commandment Boards.

[jennyjim-coast-2-coast]

Thursday 25 May 2023 - Keld to Reeth

My wife is a warrior! She has pushed though another big day - 24.5 km in 7.5 hours including 75 minutes of breaks. Blisters, sore feet, slightly swollen knee, stiff neck … she just keeps going. Kudos to Jen for sure, although who knows what tomorrow will bring - other than a rest day in Richmond the day after 😎.

While yesterday was about bogs and open heath land, today was about meadows covered in white and yellow flowers.

We walked the “low route”, which meant we went through some villages. Coffee and cake was enabled by a deviation into Muker via the Muker Meadows, which seemed to be a popular tourist spot.

We tried to get back on the track from there by rock scrambling across a stream. We both ended up shin deep in the water! So we abandoned that crossing and took the road which was on the opposite side of the valley and eventually crossed back to the the main track.

Spent a lot of time without seeing any other walkers, but also catching up with familiar faces at various rest points.

[444names]

list of creators of writing systems from wikipedia

Achich Adareū Adayj Addam Adeve Adientna Aditifor Aditirsī Adžiā Afriberk Aharle Ahilacied Alaree Alcaran Aledied Aliedines Aloyadaya Alphemi Alphy Alsumer Aluvit Amalphem Anaxiü Arean Asrësmic Assigin Astory Atics Atoreats Auduwalü Aulys Aumelved Bazan Bersar Bexpa Bhoman Bhopmë Bianegyꞛ Bibet Bicirou Bilin Binrone Binvḥ Bliank Blichöć Blitiong Boditions Bouard Boyan Boyeurigh Bripiato Byrision Caduzeni Cally Caniallin Caradang Carund Certaksch Chabradi Chary Chatt Cheify Chemiss Chemor Chesibild Chilkin Chorsiany Chropta Cianam Cistor Clehi Clehü Cleowarma Cleritman Coddeing Colicist Comanith Commas Commul Compoeng Conal Conash Conits Coyoé Creach Creecre Crijž Cunyah Cyrius Deone Deray Derse Dition Doneve Dopee Dopol Dopted Duropi Dutcj Dynazatic Eated Egareal Ellerst Eltian Eneitiong Enotan Entichi Epank Erong Ersto Eunath Expan Faddapüi Faharnḥ Fayeus Fieventta Folowal Foritartꞛ Forsal Fracer Framer Fraphy Frateserḥ Freechong Freer Freteal Fricia Frisiroor Froboó Frétese Fusejon Futhiefd Gaban Gagent Galga Ganchu Garian Gbarrës Gelorn Georie Glians Gomaha Gomdaent Gotop Gouani Graha Gramhao Grean Grics Guabash Guags Guese Guguang Gutchur Handet Hared Hebam Hebrity Henelor Hentina Hesius Hmesedć Hsianch Hsiben Ibeims Ibelibrat Ibinchim Ibliparc Ibweset Icall Icantt Idonjiö Igeli Igemann Ignon Ignwribe Inelphan Ineser Ingurch Insformed Ipiat Irics Irsmans Isanž Iterk Itifinver Itiro Iverm Jamen Japhabe Jayaks Jeusedia Johatodin Jonevarch Jonity Kaiophet Kambhre Karach Karahman Karat Karle Kentot Kexafú Khacan Khaëlá Khishen Kingjè Kinve Kived Krijon Kurims Kurong Labic Lachilhan Lachutá Lagard Leowan Lepctord Lesecz Lexpž Limic Listes Listy Logreed Lones Lorcd Lordin Lorna Loydian Malcher Malóng Manaó Mandia Manging Mansimbhu Mantter Marley Matrang Meinepa Mesrḥ Messymbš Mians Minato Mitirok Momas Monfè Monpan Morians Mormeng Mossopg Moted Mothor Moyorated Muker Nache Namaga Nesron Nitile Njohanz Nocitust Nuruá Nuurus Odeikhwāo Odrealpj Oduzü Oglian Ogris Oinott Ojied Olasal Ongbibic Oregë Orger Oriblyst Orsalably Osmissd Paniran Panitugtž Parian Peang Pedoā Pedwić Penmed Perme Perseth Phard Phebriget Phersabar Phertham Phopn Phory Phynaman Picary Porgi Posere Pritistai Psaptottp Psylon Pubaya Ranya Raphary Raphash Reana Reaxié Reogmë Rhana Rhoro Roker Romaniang Rumisal Runalsg Runević Salakai Samanya Samulfing Sarchish Sating Sation Scalban Schailor Scian Scield Scien Scienmen Scona Screatt Scree Scrity Scriyan Sedrial Sejonashn Seork Shelay Shemc Shetted Shorksā Sibran Sibwediá Signeing Signwí Simpú Siondeity Sitifó Socang Softwx Sompubam Sompubj Somūḥ Sonalis Sonalon Soper Soyouš Speldes Spersmiss Squkh Staatt Stepitma Sterkan Sters Stersoyév Stishon Stola Straonta Sucteva Sumelsufī Sumers Surchade Suript Surmueā Sutchatt Sweik Sychant Sylcć Sylle Sylonean Symbaž Symbhury Tancer Tandid Teers Terken Testy Thagpan Thavam Theropoet Thigic Thiking Thinvb Thorgian Threifory Tionald Tionana Tiong Tioubó Togradḥ Tonverk Toppf Totaackfꞟ Trabilou Trabin Trandi Trania Trapt Tratic Triann Tricist Trissan Tritifies Tuguiande Tulys Turippa Ultione Ulueswedx Vailis Valichaël Vochb Vocia Vukhaoá Walles Warmeí Wascré Woius Woling Wollepan Worgeor Wormež Wormume Woyoō Wribetan Yakar Yeliussam Yeonest Yoryü Younean Yuention Yuguart Yuster Zhace Zhorilphy Zouban Zoubly Émille Émistrtin Öndura

#444 names #444names

[vox-anglosphere]

Timeless stone forms the 17th century village of Muker in Yorkshire

#Muker #Yorkshire Dales #English villages #rural britain #UK #flagstones #17th century #architecture #stone cottages

[tindomielthings]

we.love.england

Muker, North Yorkshire, England

[rasiooid]

Kembali Jadi Ketua Pokwan DPRD Bogor, Saeful Ramadhan : Produktif dan Jaga Marwah Profesi

  RASIOO.id – Kelompok Wartawan (Pokwan) DPRD Kabupaten Bogor kembali dipimpin oleh Saeful Ramadhan. Saeful kembali terpilih di Forum Musyawarah Kerja (MUKER) Pokwan yang digelar di Sekretariat Pokwan DPRD Kabupaten Bogor, Jum’at 15 Desember 2023. “Terima kasih atas kepercayaan teman-teman. Saya akan berusaha menjalankan amanah ini sebaik-baiknya,” kata dia. Dia juga meminta maaf atas segala…

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#Marwah Profesi Wartawan #Pokwan #Saeful Ramadhan

[paulbeal]

🚶‍♂️ Discover the beauty of the Yorkshire Dales with this 9-mile Crackpot Hall walk! This 4¾-hour journey begins in the charming village of Muker. Prepare for a steep ascent to join the Pennine Way near Kisdon, leading to breathtaking views at North Gang Scar and Kisdon Side. 🚶‍♂️

🌊 A detour unveils the stunning Kisdon Force waterfall. After crossing the River Swale near Keld, continue on to explore the historical Crackpot Hall and the remnants of Swinner Gill Lead Mines. The walk then passes across Arn Gill Scar and Ivelet Broads, offering great views of Swaledale. 🌊

🍃 Continue to the tranquil hamlet of Ivelet, then follow the banks of the River Swale back to Muker. This picturesque route, with a total ascent of 1862 feet, promises an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. 🍃

👉 Ready to explore? Detailed route information is available on my website, where you can download maps, plan your journey, and read more.

🌼 Start planning at https://bit.ly/46EQJ5Z 🌼

#CrackpotHall

[themovieblogonline]

Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway (2023): A Mother’s Quest To Regain Custody Of Her Separated Children

A hard-hitting legal drama hit the big screens as well as my emotions really hard on March 17, 2023. Titled Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway, this impactful legal drama has been co-written and directed by Ashima Chibber. It features Rani Mukerji in the titular role of an immigrant Indian mother in the Kingdom of Norway. The film was released in Hindi as well as in my mother tongue, Bengali. Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway (2023) Synopsis: Mrs. Debika Chatterjee (Rani Mukerji) relocated to Norway with her husband Aniruddh Chatterjee (Anirban Bhattacharya). She has two children, a pre-school toddler and a five-month-old baby daughter. One day, the Norwegian foster care authorities deceivingly take away both her children. They alleged Debika and her husband of parental negligence, and said that the conditions at Debika's home are not suitable for raising her children. Her children are kept in a Norwegian foster care home. Now it is up to Debika Chatterjee and her husband to pursue a legal battle with the Norwegian foster care system to regain the custody of their children. Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway (2023) Official Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lx2jOQG9Z24 The Good: A Blood-Boiling Drama! You are an Indian housewife residing in a foreign country. Some ladies enter your home and see that you are hand-feeding your child. Hand-feeding of children goes as per Indian culture. The ladies then tell your husband, who is at home sitting with you, that “Your wife told us that you do not take care of your children”. Your husband gets angry and starts having a tiff with you in private while the ladies are holding your five-month-old baby in your drawing room. While you are quarreling with your husband, you suddenly see from your window that the ladies are fleeing from your house with your five-month-old daughter. You try chasing them, but all in vain! Your little baby daughter has been legally taken away by the foreign country's foster care system just because you have hand-fed her?! They then accuse you that the living conditions in your house are not suitable for your children. They even pick up your toddler from his school premises and take him away! https://youtu.be/4ZWQYdzS_WY This is the true story of an immigrant Indian mother in Norway by the name of Sagarika Chakraborty. She and her husband, Anurup Bhattacharya, had relocated to Norway from India. And this is exactly what happened with the couple. The Norwegian authorities took both their children, their toddler as well as their breastfeeding baby daughter, just because Indian culture is against their ideals of parental care. Indians are used to hand-feed their children. Children in India often sleep with their parents even when they have reached a mature age. Even I myself, being an Indian, have been brought up like this. This means, had I been raised in Norway, their foster care system would have separated me from my parents during my childhood? Upon seeing this legal drama, my blood boiled with anger. How dare they! How can they have the audacity to do such a horrific act of separating a preschool toddler and a breastfeeding baby from their parents?! This is completely unacceptable. You frame some weird laws in your own country regarding parental care, and you try to impose them on Indians who are staying in your country just because their culture is different from yours? I must say, the screenplay of Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway was impactful. Throughout the movie, I was fuming with rage till at last an Indian judge gave me some mental relief. He united the children with their real parents. https://youtu.be/PZh9AHeALxg Epic Performance By Rani Mukerji The name of the actual immigrant Indian mother in Norway, on whom the story has been based, is Mrs. Sagarika Chakraborty. To protect her identity, the character of the immigrant mother has been named Mrs. Debika Chatterjee (played by Rani Mukerji). Rani Mukerji greatly matched up to the character as she did look like a Bengali housewife in distress in a foreign land. Her performance was compelling as well as emotional. After her children were taken away, the legal drama unfolded. She appealed to the Norwegian courts several times and was almost on the verge of regaining custody of her children when suddenly she fell victim to Norwegian politics. The Norwegian foster care system did its best to ensure that Mrs. Chatterjee and her husband don’t regain the custody of their children. And what would you expect from the smart Norwegian authorities? They concluded that Mrs. Chatterjee and her husband were not capable enough to take care of their children, and so they handed both the children to Mrs. Chatterjee's alcoholic and drug-addict brother-in-law. The Norwegian authorities are so smart that they felt that the drug addict would take great care of the children. Finally, in the end, Mrs. Chatterjee was able to regain the custody of her children from her drug-addict brother-in-law who used to stay with her abusive mother-in-law. I have to say, Rani Mukerji gave an epic performance as Mrs. Chatterjee in the film. Her expressions during distress situations looked strikingly real. In one scene, she even ran away with her children after stealthily picking them up from the Norwegian foster care home. But unfortunately, she was caught in her attempt to escape the Norwegian border. Anirban Bhattacharya played Debika’s husband. By age, he is way junior to Rani Mukerji. He looked comparatively less bothered about his children, although it is a fact that nothing compares to a mother’s love for her children. His character can also be seen getting into regular tiffs and quarrels with Debika due to personal reasons and even due to tensions regarding court proceedings. The truth is, Debika had gone a bit crazy after being separated from her children, so the husband had to cope up with his crazed wife. Jim Sarbh played the role of an Indian lawyer in Norway who fought in the court on behalf of Devika and later fought against her. His character appeared calm and composed throughout, and had nothing much to say. Maybe that was the reason why he lost every time! Neena Gupta had a brief role as Indian External Affairs Minister, Vasudha Kamat who appealed to India to boycott Norway if the children aren’t returned to their real parents. I truly appreciate this decision made by her! Her character is based on the late Indian Minister of External Affairs, Sushma Swaraj. https://youtu.be/59FlJXlqB6g The actors who played brief roles of Debika’s drug-addict brother-in-law and abusive mother-in-law, and also the toddler who played Debika’s son, carried out their respective roles pretty well. I was amazed by the height of the Norwegian actors who acted in Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway. They appeared to dwarf every Indian. The Norwegian women appeared so tall that Rani Mukerji only reached up to their waistlines! It is a fact that Dutch and Norwegians are some of the tallest people in the world and can dwarf even the tallest of Indians, including me as I happen to be of the average male height which is 6’1. It was not the performances of these foreign actors which amazed me, but their towering heights! Sheds Light On Corrupt Indians After watching Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway, I became familiar with more laws pertaining to parental care and parental negligence in Norway. Norway’s government gives a lump sum amount to people who adopt children! And that’s what made the flickering Indian mentality go corrupt! There was an Indian-origin Norwegian authority who resorted to bribery. He made a plan with the drug-addict brother-in-law of Mrs. Chatterjee. The plan was that the brother-in-law would achieve custody of the children and in return, he would give the corrupt official 50 percent of the money that was to be allocated to him by Norway's government after he becomes their legal guardian. Firstly, that authority did not cooperate with Mrs. Chatterjee and her husband when their children were being taken away, and in the end, he resorted to corruption! Corruption has a major influence on many Indians, no matter in whichever part of the world they reside. This is the main reason why India is still a developing country. Spectacular Visuals Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway was filmed between August 2021 and September 2021. The film was shot in Estonia, which is of course a different country, as I think the Norwegian government wouldn’t have allowed a film depicting its misdemeanors to be shot in Norway. A sarcastic fact is that Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway has become the highest-grossing Bollywood film in Norway! Maybe the Indians residing in Norway have really appreciated this film. The Estonian landscapes are breathtaking, and of course, they will appear breathtaking to a guy like me who is used to seeing shabby and dusty landscapes in India. Maybe their landscapes are beautiful but the mentality of Norwegians is not! Jokes aside, the credits for the beautiful cinematography of this film go to Estonian cinematographer Alvar Köue. Great Editing Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway has been aptly edited by Namrata Rao making it a no-nonsense legal drama of 2 hours and 25 minutes. There are no loose patches in the film except for some emotional songs. The screenplay maintains a steady flow without any fluctuations making it easy to understand. And Ashima Chibber’s script and direction are splendid indeed! Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway (2023) Behind The Scenes: https://youtu.be/20Mlj0pRgSc The Bad: Unappealing Songs I didn’t pay much attention to the songs in Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway. The songs were not melodic and mainly focussed on the bond between a mother and her children. I feel that these songs have been put in the film just to intensify the emotional impact, although they were not so successful in creating an impact. The Real “Mrs. Chatterjee”, Mrs. Sagarika Chakraborty Responds After Seeing The Film! https://youtu.be/-MhMziz19HI The Verdict: The Royal Norwegian Embassy in New Delhi has claimed that “Children will never be taken away from their families based on cultural differences described. Eating with their hands or having children sleep in bed with their parents are not considered practices harmful to children and are not uncommon in Norway, irrespective of cultural background. The reason for placing children in alternative care is if they are subject to neglect, violence, or other forms of abuse”. These are their own statements which they have issued following the release of this film. I would like to ask the Embassy people, then how can you explain what happened with Mrs. Chakraborty who has been portrayed as Mrs. Chatterjee in this film? Didn’t you people separate her from her children and left her fighting legally to regain their custody? It is very easy to address something as parental negligence and separate a child from his or her parents. I would tell the Norwegian authorities that you first place yourself in the place of the immigrant Indian mother. If God forbids, someday you come to India holidaying with your spouse and some unknown people run away with your children in their hands and you would never see them ever again, that day you will realize the sorrow of those parents who have lost their children. Indian Journalist Arnab Goswami Interviewing The Real Couple (Mrs. Chakraborty And Her Husband) https://youtu.be/bap5JgGkTcU Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway is another film after Kaabil, which has angered me. In Kaabil, the blind wife of a blind husband was mercilessly raped several times which made her commit suicide. Her helpless husband couldn’t do anything to save his beloved wife. After she died, he miraculously avenged her death. God knows what superpowers came within him. In Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway, the five-month-old child was literally abducted from her home by some Norwegian women. Mrs. Chatterjee was shown chasing their car until she fell down in the middle of the streets. I would like to tell these European guys, whoever they are, that when Indians visit your country, you exercise your weird laws and start harassing them, and you don’t even spare children in the name of your stupid laws! And after you visit India and some hooligans on the streets misbehave with you, you raise a hue and cry? You are truly biased in your judgments, aren’t you? Besides being judgemental, please do have some humanity for God’s sake! Please use your gray matter to understand that children’s welfare lies with their parents and not in the confinement of foster care homes. A tall and sturdy physique won’t do you any good. Your bulging biceps won’t matter. The fact is, in order to possess humanity and to be addressed as a true human being, you need to have bulging gray matter in your brain! However, if you deliberately want to harass foreigners in your country with your weird and foolish laws, that's another thing! Read the full article

[ambarpiel]

nombre muerto

me he martillado al piso los pies

cuando insistes

q miento

, exiges q cambie

q sea depilada mujersisima muker, prudente ciudadana, q sea otra piel la piel LA PIEL q me arranqe la puta piel

para convertirme en una

mutilada (callada) : maraña de ser.

Me he qedado Después d haberme ido

lejos

i jurado no volver

nunca volver,

donde no me qeren, donde de a migajas d amor c vive. donde el cariño siempre tan escaso i amargo, de a piñuflos i contados abrazos ,, i tanta mirá con asko..

hubieron peleas dije no iba a dar

pero no pude escapar

corazón trans

[light-daybook]

PMS?

bukan rasa sakit atau tidak nyaman yang dirasakan sebelum haid ya, tapi ini istilah yang dipakai anak-anak unyil kalau sudah mendekati akhir tahun karena akhir tahun adalah waktunya untuk Musang, jadi PMS yang dimaksud adalah Pra Musang Syndrome dimana kondisi ini adalah kondisi pusing-pusingnya para PH untuk menyusun segala pertanggung jawaban kinerja selama satu tahun yang harus disampaikan kepada seluruh anggota. Mumet? Pasti haha

Selama minggu ke 2 di bulan Desember ini grup kamar dipenuhi jarkom tentang muyawarah anggota (musang). Jadi teringat selama 4 tahun di unyil yang berarti aku sudah mengikuti musang 4x semua memiliki suasana berbeda-beda.

2017

Tahun pertama mengikuti musang sebagai anggota aktif unyil. Kepanitiaan musang tahun 2017 dipegang oleh diklatku sendiri. Yang aku ingat dari musang tahun 2017 ini diadakan di Kaliurang, dimana PH Mbak Fia yang menyampaikan pertanggung jawabannya. Saat itu diklat 27 hanya aku, Nita dan Mas Bram yang hadir dari awal hingga akhir. Selama musang tahun ini kami yang masih “piyik” mengamati dan mempelajari bagaimana cara musang berjalan. Setiap harinya dimulai pukul 7 pagi hingga malam sekitar jam 10 atau 11. Pembahasan cukup pelik karena anggota kami sangat kritis dalam membaca setiap pertanggung jawaban setiap PH. HIngga di akhir acara terpilihlah Mas Didiet sebagai ketua periode selanjutnya. Ternyata tidak selesai sampai sini, masih ada sesi dimana setiap diklat berkumpul sendiri-sendiri dan menentukan susunan rancangan PH yang nantinya dapat menjadi masukan Mas Didiet untuk mengatur PH nya.

2018

Tahun kedua ikut musang unyil, di tahun ini aku sudah duduk di kursi sebrang anggota lainnya yang berarti tahun ini aku ikut menyampaikan hasil kerjaku selama satu tahun sebagai sekretaris. Tahun ini aku tidak terlalu merasakan PMS, 2 minggu sebelum acara laporan dan lampiran sudah tersusun. Beberapa hari sebelum musang PH kami mengadakan final checking untuk laporan dan lampiran yang akan disampaikan. Final checking ini dilaksanakan sampai malam sekali, seingatku jam 3 baru selesai untuk semuanya.

Tidak banyak hal yang aku ingat saat musang tahun ini. Yang aku ingat hanya pikiran “bagaimana kalau aku jadi ketua unyil?” pikiran itu sebenarnya sudah nangkring sejak awal November karena Mas Bram sudah mengajakku untuk berbicara empat mata kalau dia tidak mau menjadi ketua, karena ada sesuatu yang lebih bermanfaat untuk dia ambil. Sedangkan tahun 2019 adalah giliran diklatku yang memimpin sedangkan 5 orang sudah di masa akhir perkuliahan tinggal sidang, 1 orang akan berangkat ekspedisi, tinggal 4 orang termasuk aku. Sampai pada akhirnya pemilihan ketua dan benar ternyata aku yang terpilih. Sesi dilanjutkan untuk diskusi diklat memberikan usulan nama PH yang nantinya dapat aku jadikan pertimbangan dalam melobby PH. Yak perjalanan PHku mulai dari sini yang tentunya banyak naik turun selama menjabat di tahun 2019 :)

2019

Tahun ketiga musang unyil. Tahun terberat, musang terberat karena tahun ini akulah yang bertanggung jawab atas kinerja PH ku kepada seluruh anggota. PMS tahun ini mulai muncul sejak Oktober dimana di bulan itu ada pergantian PH Pengembangan. Cukup ketar ketir untuk transfer ilmu dan mengejar ketertinggalan program yang sudah disetujui saat Muker 2 lalu. Takut? Iya. Cemas? Iya. Tapi aku percaya teman-teman PHku sudah sangat hebat dalam menjalankan programnya dari awal hingga akhir, adanya kekurangan tentunya itu adalah suatu hal yang wajar terjadi. Dipertengahan acara cukup ada kerisuhan karena 1 PH ku tidak kunjung datang, hingga akhirnya dia datang dengan diantar ayahnya. Terima kasih sha...

Hingga akhirnya LPJ kami diterima bersyarat, dan akhirnya sampailah di waktu untuk pemberhentian Ketua dan PH. Saat itu aku merasa beban di pundakku diangkat semuanya. Semuanya sudah berakhir. Akan ada awal baru, PH baru yang lebih kuat untuk melanjutkan kapal unyil untuk berlayar.

2020

Tahun keempat musang unyil dimana aku menjadi BPO. PMS tidak terasa di tahun ini karena BPO ini aku tidak bekerja sendirian, ada teman-teman lainnya yang ikut berperan dalam memberikan pengawasan dan pertimbangan kepada Ketua. Sangat terbantu. Musang tahun ini aku ikut secara virtual karena aku sudah bekerja dan kadang hari Sabtu pun aku masih ada kegiatan lapangan. Penyampaian pertanggung jawaban dilakukan oleh Nita, Fay dan Yose. Setelah itu selesailah sudah pengabdianku ke unyil selama 4 tahun ini

#recollection