When I was kid, my family had a nice family routine, we always spent time together at least once a week. This continued until I was 16 yo. But when I turn 17, my dad got sick, and not long after, he passed away.
my dad was a fun and cheerful person who loved telling me stories. Whenever he saw me looking upset, he would quickly cheer me up by saying "Where should we go with mom?" or "come on, le'ts go out with mom".
Back then, I didn't really understand the value of those moments. So I just thought of them as normal. Now that he is gone, I realize that even the simplest things can become the most unforgettable memories.
This experience has taught me one important lesson: to always appreciate the time we have with the people we loved.
I will describe about my mom's, Sometimes I call her Mama, Mom, Mina, Mimi, Nami, and many more, I call my mother according to my mood which one I want. :D
She has a medium brown skin tone and her height is 150cm.
She usually wears a long gamis dress, likes to wear a black hijab, and often uses flat sendals.
She is patient, cheerful, likes to share her thoughts with me, and enjoys giving charity.
She is skilled at cooking, she enjoy to finding new recipe ideas from social media, and also loves singing, when she feels bored, she likes to watching Netflix.
Around her, she often sees the neighbor's cat sleeping in front of the gate near the terrace in the morning.
I describe her because she plays an important role in my life, and she is one of the main figures who truly matters to me. <3
My favorite item has to be my portable fan the one in the photo. It’s small, sleek, and honestly kinda adorable, with its round front and little digital display in the middle. I love it because whenever the weather is crazy hot and I’m outside suffering, this fan literally saves my life. Plus, the neck can bend any way I want, which makes it even more fun to use. It keeps me cool, it’s easy to bring everywhere, and it looks cute while doing its job. Basically, it’s my tiny hero on hot days. 🌀✨
Task 1: Punctuation Practice
"Let's eat! Grandma," Said Ali. "I am very hungry."
Where are you going? can I come along?
The teacher said, "we will have a test tomorrow."
Task 2: Capitalization
In August, we will visit Makassar and meet Dr. Sarfa Hafid.
She studies English at Universitas Negeri Negeri Makassar.
Yesterday, I met Mr. Andi in the library,
Task 3: Sentence Structure
She likes reading, but she doesn't like writing.
We went to the park
The students were excited because they had finished their exams.
Task 4: Spelling and Word Forms
Enviroment ➜ Environment
> I must protect the environment.
Recieve ➜ Receive
> We hope to receive good news.
Accomodate ➜ Accommodate
> This ship can only accommodate 1.000 guest.
Task 5: Editing Task
Yesterday, we went out to Makassar. It was a beautiful day; the sun was shining. We ate lunch near Losari Beach. After that, we met Dr. Sarfa Hafid. He told us about environmental issues. and it was very interesting.
In my opinion, I don't agree if students are given homework on weekends. Firstly, because weekend are a time to rest, so that students are not overwhelmed.
Secondly is weekend homework can increase stress and anxiety, and a lack of rest contributes to burnout. Weekends are a crucial time for students to decompress and recharge, which is essential for academic performance.
And third is students already study for many hours during a the week, so they need time with they're family. Having no homework on weekends can also help reduce stress and improve their mental health.
Ojek pangkalan and ojek online both serve as quick transportation options for short distances. Ojek pangkalan waits at specific spots, and the fare is usually decided through direct negotiation. In contrast, ojek online is ordered through an app, and the price is shown before the ride begins.
In terms of convenience, ojek online offers easy booking, tracking, and digital payment. Ojek pangkalan relies more on face-to-face communication and flexible arrangements based on the situation. Even though they work differently, both share the same goal: getting people to their destination quickly and efficiently.
(Orientation)
On a quiet evening in a small coastal town, Mira walked along the shoreline holding a silver locket shaped like a teardrop. It was a gift from her grandmother, who had always told her that memories were more precious than any jewel. Mira often visited the beach to feel close to her, especially after her grandmother passed away last year. The soft breeze and fading sunset had a calming effect that reminded her of the warmth she once felt at home.
(Events)
Mira sat on a large rock and opened the locket, smiling at the tiny photo inside. As she watched the waves crash gently against the sand, she felt a sense of peace. After some time, she stood up to return home, but the wind blew stronger than before. Without realizing it, the locket slipped from her hand and fell onto the sand below. When she reached her house, she finally noticed that the locket was missing.
(Complication)
Panic rushed through Mira’s body as she ran back to the beach. She searched the sand desperately, digging through every corner where she thought it might be. The sky grew darker, and the sound of waves made her feel even more anxious. After almost an hour of searching, she realized the tide had risen, most likely pulling the locket into the water. Her heart sank as she understood that she might never see it again.
(Solution)
Exhausted, Mira sat on the sand with tears running down her cheeks. At that moment, she remembered her grandmother’s words: “What matters most is the love we carry, not the things we hold.” Mira took a deep breath and let the words sink in. Instead of focusing on the loss, she began thinking about all the moments she shared with her grandmother—moments that no wave could ever wash away. Slowly, acceptance replaced her sadness.
(Message)
Mira learned that true value isn’t measured by objects, even those that seem priceless. Instead, what stays forever are memories, lessons, and love. Losing something physical doesn’t erase the meaning behind it. Sometimes, letting go teaches us more than holding on.
(Feeling)
Though she walked home without the locket, Mira felt lighter than she expected. There was still a trace of sadness, but it was softened by warmth and understanding. She felt grateful for the memories she still carried in her heart. And as she looked up at the night sky, she realized that love—unlike gold—can never be lost.
Aim:
To make a warm and simple cup of tea.
Ingredients:
Tea bag
Hot water
Sugar (optional)
Materials:
Cup
Spoon
Method:
1. Place the tea bag into your cup.
2. Pour hot water into the cup.
3. Add sugar if you like.
4. Stir the tea gently.
5. Remove the tea bag and your tea is ready.
Your drink is ready,
Sip and relax !!~