In the last vacation, I had a chance to go to Parakan. Parakan is Fenny's hometown.The decision to went there didn't come in easy way. My primary concern is about my confidence to drive my car alone. It is true if I often drive car in Jakarta but Fenny always accompany me at that time. Somehow I could build up my confidence and took my sister with me. Located 54 km from Salatiga, the trip to Parakan lasted about 90 minutes, not too long huh ? Since I drove a little bit crazy :D
It's not that easy to find Fenny's house we were lost when we tried to find her house. Fortunately, Fenny is kind enough to find us :D
Her house is very simple, not too big and not too small. When I came, I met with her mother and frightening father. As I knew from some friends, Fenny's father is a unique person, he likes to talk in loud..very loud voice and for some people it's like yelling not talking. Beside that Pak Eko (her father) is a man without expression, cool as an ice.
But who knows, despite his killer face, Pak Eko is very kind and helpful like his daughter, this is proved when my car failed to started up he helped me by calling a mechanic and get them to fix my car although at that time is a holiday. Even when I was preparing to go back to Salatiga he gave me some money to fuel the car. Thank you, Pak Eko! :-)
It's not that easy to find Fenny's house we were lost when we tried to find her house. Fortunately, Fenny is kind enough to find us :D
Her house is very simple, not too big and not too small. When I came, I met with her mother and frightening father. As I knew from some friends, Fenny's father is a unique person, he likes to talk in loud..very loud voice and for some people it's like yelling not talking. Beside that Pak Eko (her father) is a man without expression, cool as an ice.
But who knows, despite his killer face, Pak Eko is very kind and helpful like his daughter, this is proved when my car failed to started up he helped me by calling a mechanic and get them to fix my car although at that time is a holiday. Even when I was preparing to go back to Salatiga he gave me some money to fuel the car. Thank you, Pak Eko! :-)
