My Kind of Good Day

Hello and welcome back! Today I'll be writing about a few differences about Ireland and Indonesia. I've seen many differences and I thought I'd write them down. So, without further a do, let us start this blog. 1. This first difference I have noticed is obviously the weather. The weather in Indonesia is burning, and I keep sweating so much. The coldest temperature here is probably the hottest in Ireland. I can't sleep without the air conditioning on or else when I wake up, I'll be literally swimming in a pool of sweat. 2. The next difference I've noticed is the food. I really enjoy the food in Indonesia. I like the mix of spices and sauces. I enjoy Indonesian food more than Irish food.  Mostly, because in Ireland, there's not a lot of spicy food, while in Indonesia there's a bajillion amount of spicy foods you can choose from. 3.  In Ireland, There's barely any motorcycles, but in Indonesia all the roads are full of m...

Hello again! Today I'll be writing about 10 things I'll probably never forget about Ireland. Ireland is a pretty cool place, and there's a lot of things I probably won't forget. But I have decided to only write my top 10 that I would never forget from Ireland, so without further a do, let's start! Note: This list is not in order such as number 1 is the one thing I would ever never forget. This list is just 10 things I'll never forget. Each number will be equal. 10. My Friends We'll start of the list with my friends, I would probably never forget my friends as they have been my friends for quite a long time. I have played many games with them and we had a lot of fun together 9. The green grass The next thing I'll never forget is the green grass. In Ireland, I use to play in the field at the back of where I used to live. My friends and I would always run around on the field. The grass was so green and it looked really cool in ...

Hello, and welcome back. Today I'll be writing about how I flew back to my home country while in the pandemic. It took about 2 days. Sit back and relax, and let's start this! I woke up at around 6 and wore my clothes, brushed my teeth and got ready. I left at around 6:30 - 7. It was about a 2 hour drive and we reached around 9. At the airport, my dad had t go back to return the car and we went in line. There was only 1 line due to the pandemic. When were done all the boring stuff, we waited and then boarded the plane. We were riding KLM and we were heading to Amsterdam in Netherlands. The trip was  about 1 hour and 40 mins. Surprisingly, the plane was very crowded and I only saw 1 seat that was free. When we reached the Netherlands we tried to find the hotel, but it was full, so we had to sit in the seats. Before taking a break, we ate some sandwiches and I dropped some orange juice on the chairs.  We ended up sleeping on the chairs. Before that, We relaxe...

Hello, and welcome back. Today I'll be writing about my favorite restaurants in America and why I like them. I enjoy savoury foods more than sweet ones, because I just think they taste better. I hope you'll enjoy reading this blog, and if you have different favorite restaurants, please tell me ^ ^ So, let's start! Note: This list is not in other, I'm simply just naming some of my favorite restaurants in America. The first restaurant I'll be mentioning, is one of this first restaurants I've been to in America. Texas King! I really, really like Texas King, I think the food there is amazing and tasty! Some of my personal favorites from there is the Chicken Tikka, the Biriyani, and the Chicken Boti. I also ate a lot of the chopped onions, because I thought they tasted good😅. My brother's favorite was the naan bread, and he ate that a lot! The next restaurant is called Lions City. We went to this restaurant a fair good amount of times...

Hello and welcome! Today I'll be writing about 10 differences between the UK and the US. Both these countries are great, and I decided to see what's different about them. Sit back and relax, and let's start! 1.  The American household earns more money than the British household. 2. The second difference is that the UK is a monarchy and the US is a republic. 3. The english in the US has a slight difference in UK. Such differences is that Americans say vacuum while the British call it a hoover. Americans say cookie and the British say biscuit.  The reason for this is to show that the Americans are free from British rule, so they change their English. 4. The population of the US is around 328 million while the UK is roughly 67 million. The difference in their populations is around 261 million. That's a huge amount! 5.  The 5th difference is that most public schools in the US don't have a uniform. In the UK almost every school has a u...

Hello and welcome back! Today, I will be explaining 10 reasons on why I like Texas! These reasons will include restaurants, playgrounds, school and more! Now without further a do, Let's start this amazing blog! 1. School The first reason on my list as to why I like Texas is the school. The school I went to was really great and interesting. They always tried to make learning fun and enjoyable. They also make us do projects and fill out sheets in class with a partner a lot. Those were my personal favorite! 2. Both of the apartments. While living in Texas, I lived in 2 different apartments. I enjoyed both the apartments, because they both included the same very nice items. They both included a swimming pool, computer lab, and my favorite, the hot chocolate machine. My dad would usually go down and make us some hot chocolate. It was super yummy! 3. Restaurants. Texas had a lot of really great restaurants. We went to many and most of them has really, r...

Hello and welcome back! You may recall me doing a blog about South Sulawesi last time, but now, I'll be writing about West Sumatra. 😁😁 Like last time, I will be writing about food from West Sumatra,  where it's located, language, population and the capital. I will also be writing about the volcanoes here, because this province has some volcanoes on it. So, without further a do, Let's start! Where it is located: West Sumatra is located in Sumatra. The island of Sumatra is located on the east of Indonesia and it is close to Singapore and Malaysia. The population of West Sumatra is 5.4 million people!  Thats about 5 million more people than the whole country of Ireland! Also remember that this is only a small part of the actual island itself, which is part of another bigger country! What is the main language used: The main language used in West Sumatra is Minang. Like I said previously in the last blog I did, Indonesia has many languages and t...