“Pick A Card” Project

Well let me introduce you to “Pick A Card” Project, the idea is to create continuous project by turning the travelling pictures into postcards or book marker, and the benefit earn will be donate for the children education.

This is not a highway project as the people involved are still learning and working at the same time but at least we make our first step for a good reason. We will start with projects that easily to implemented in real life which are, providing drawing sets for children, that is the closest projects to focus on at this time.

We are still a baby and we will need more hearts and hands to help and guide us grow beautifully 🙂

PS. Last update, we still collecting pictures and looking for qualified printing. Some enthusiastic friends even hand me some used children books, toys and donating pictures as this is still in preparation.

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We proud being a part of you, keep growing beautifully Merdeka! ❤

Have you visit our country yet dear friends?

the Camera

Many times, friends & other people who see me using my pocket camera and know I love taking pics will always suggest me to change it into a big camera. The big one is good if you want to learn or become professional they told me. Big…. they even dont know the name ‘grin’ 🙂

At this moment, this cutie is good enough to accompany me, the body is compact and the battery can be recharge not like her previous sister that eat 4 x A2 batteries, with some zoom and several primary setting… hey I still love my old Kodak too for its setting variances. Of course size does matter as it has become one of my special consideration for my traveling days.

Oh well, anyway I have my own reason though and I’m sure I will have fun with this one too 😀

PS. Feel free to let me know for your camera option, would love to get another insight ^^

My new gear

Doesnt need the big one as the cutie here could be so handy in daily activity 🙂

‘smocchiesss’

Postcards

10 postcards for the travellers, raise your hands if you want to received them, just count from 1 to 10 in the comment below okay, I’ll contact you for the postal address 🙂

‘yay I just print them too much’

My Buna

LIfe is so colorful like this buna pattern. The blue one is you dear. Do I need reason just to miss you? #eh #curcol

Such a beauty known as ‘kain buna’ come from hand woven tradition at Nusa Tenggara Timur – NTT.