littlecipi

Years ago, I always wanted to be a rich person. Rich as in materials, having lots and lots of money. I even thought about myself owning thirty-one different cars in my garage so I can choose which car to drive distinctively every single day. Now, I laughed at myself every time I remember that thought. Such a shallow mind I did have back then.

Now things have changed. Some of what happened recently have made me become more mature and understand what things are important. (Though still there is a slight issue on my emotion.)

I want to travel around the world.
Not just traveling as in.. having a vacation. I just can’t see by having lots of money is considered important anymore. It’s not exactly the term of ‘rich’ I’m looking for.

To be able to live, see and experience the whole world, that’s rich. To be able to experience the attraction of silent places, of large silver moons and the splendor of stars, where people sees the glory of sunrise and sunset in the wild places, unworn by man, changed only by the passing ages of time everlasting. That’s what I call rich. This is my ultimate goal.

I figured I need to spend more efforts on money investment so I can get enough cash to move out from Indonesia.
So. The first step I should take, is to get my Master degree. Just like my Mom always wanted me to. And for that matter, I already chosen my destination. Prasetiya Mulia Business School. There, I’ll try to get my Magistrate of Management Degree. Hopefully, since it’s one of the best business schools available in Jakarta, it can help me achieve my goal.

I remember last December when I almost got out from Indonesia and moved to New South Hampshire, United States. That time I recklessly thought I could survive without my significant other, Epi.

The same thought occurred again just a couple weeks ago when Epi left for a vacation to Hong Kong. I wasn’t really expecting that those six days would become some of the worst days I’ve ever had. I felt anxious all the time. Insecure. Those days made me realize that her presence means a lot for me. So next time, when the right time arrives, I’ll bring Epi with me. We are going to travel around the world. Together.

I guess the only constraint I have for that matter is her parents only. But honestly I’m not really worry about it. I’m quite sure that my persuasive talks can convince them to let me take Epi with me. After all, I never fail to convince someone.

The registration for Prasetiya Mulia Business School is already opened until the 19th October 2009. Means, I have a lots of time of preparation, to prepare everything especially for my current ASP.NET project, Care Version 2. And there certainly would be no mistakes. Because I can’t afford any. I have to do this right and hopefully with some luck, I’ll start my very first own life in two years from now.