Haiya....

If I can have a sweat drop icon like you usually see in Japanese animes, I'm having it right now.


Why? Ummm... It's because I am super baffled about what I will face in the next week of school. Which is tomorrow ( It's Sunday today, so yeah. ). I skipped school for a week since I was having my holiday sightseeing in Japan ( which was awesome by the way ), and I missed four tests and tons of homework. Another problem is that I can't figure out the homework, so my hope of surviving tomorrow is depending on how merciful the teachers will be. At least I finished doing my homework holiday. That's a relief :-). I had a week of school holiday because there was the Lebaran holidays, but the tour was for eleven days, and my parents extended my already over-extended holiday with three days in Jakarta. So... God please give me one more day to live....

By the way, today is the tenth year anniversary of the 9/11 incident. I have to admit that was one god-awful incident. I heard the powerful terrorist network Al-Qaeda was the mastermind of the incident. Urgh, why on earth would they do this to innocent citizens? I know they want to convert Muslim countries to TOTAL Muslim countries, but erasing lives of thousands of innocent people away? Well, if they want to join the CIA or FBI I'm sure their power would be in good use.
I mean criminals would shudder every time they're notified they're going to have a suicide bomber between their midst.

People deserve to live! They deserve to earn the right of obtaining a happy life! If they are innocent souls, they MUST earn that right! I know ALL of us have sins, but those not inflicting severe pain in this world can be forgiven! If only the members of Al-Qaeda know the tale of Rika Furude ( from the visual novel Higurashi no Naku Koro ni or When the Cicadas Cry ) , a 10 year-old girl who struggled to achieve a happy world. She died a horrible death, ripped out from the inside of her stomach again and again for thousands of years to overcome the seemingly undefeated fate of being killed again and again. This tells me that just to live is not something everybody is gifted with! All lives are precious!

Everyone has a right to pursue a happy life.
The difficult part is to be given that right.

Everyone has a right to pursue a happy life.
The difficult part is to fulfill that right.

I too have a right to pursue a happy life.
The difficult part is to work out a compromise for that right.

Frederica Bernkastel

This poem is the lamentations of Rika Furude, who's disemboweled again and again by an unknown culprit for thousands of years and restarts her life by entering blank pieces of fragments of worlds. She has never grown past ten-years old. Since the age of her is never confirmed by the author of the visual novel, she might even be younger than 10! Believe me, she's THAT young!

I'm going to wrap this post to write about the visual novel series' Higurashi no naku Koro ni' or 'When Cicadas Cry'. An epic tale that is necessary to be shared to all of you!