The Antigen Works!

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Antigen

ˈan(t)əjən/
 
noun
noun: antigen; plural noun: antigens
  1. a toxin or other foreign substance that induces an immune response in the body, especially the production of antibodies.

 

Banyak hal bisa terjadi dalam setahun. Baru saja ‘lulus’ dari banyak hal yang gak ada ijazahnya, gak ada wisudanya, gak ada yang nonton dan ikut tepuk tangan juga. But I’ve never been this proud of myself before ^^

Puncaknya hari ini, I did something that I would never be brave enough to do it before.

I survived.

Demam dan sakit-sakitnya sudah lewat, antibodinya sudah ada dan terbukti bekerja dengan baik.

Saatnya istirahat sejenak sebelum kembali melangkahkan kaki dan belajar lagi 😀

 

Mandhut.

Someone in the Crowd

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Masih tergila-gila sama ost La La Land yang satu ini, sampe2 girang banget pas nemu lagunya di invis ^^ hohohoo~

Someone in the crowd
Could be the one you need to know
The one to finally lift you off the ground

Someone in the crowd could
Take you where you wanna go
If you’re the someone ready to be found

(“Someone in the Crowd” – original soundtrack of “La La Land” the movie by La La Land casts: Emma Stone, Callie Hernandez, Sonoya Mizuno & Jessica Rothe)

*ngiri sama Tracy yang baju merah*

Mandhut.

 

 

Position Needed: Someone Who Would Listen

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Position Needed: Someone Who Would Listen!

With an attention span limited to only around 8 seconds (less than goldfish, according to an article by The Telegraph), we could say that humans nowadays are everything but a listener. Our world has become so hectic and fast, the idea of sitting together to talk about our virtue and sorrow becomes so unattainable–almost magical. Things that could have been said in person is shifted to a mere phone call. Things that could have been told through a phone call is shifted to an exchange of e-mails. Things that could have been conveyed in written words is shifted to a shorter chat texts. And what could have been expressed today is shifted to tomorrow, next week, next month — most likely will end up as a forgotten plan.

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My MBTI Test Results,

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 Please read this post also. You are amazing!

Psychology is one of my favorite topics and I am (officially) addicted to every kind of psychological test. From MBTI, 4 temperaments, all through Kokology, I tried it all, and MBTI test (established by Myers Brigg – I believe she/he is the professor of psychology every psychology student knew about) is the one that I took the most.

There’s a reason for why I am willing to diligently answer all the oh-so-many MBTI questions, though. I took the test several times since I was a sophomore in college (that’s more than 10 years before now) and I found that my test results have varied through time. First, I was declared as an ENFP (the happy-go-lucky extroverts who talks too much — based on my self-assessment about myself). I could relate so much to this explanation of ENFP from Heidi Priebe :

When an ENFP says they love you, you can guarantee their heart is turning a thousand miniature cartwheels every time you enter the room. The thought of you drives them wild and their ‘I love you’ roughly translates to ‘My heart is basically BURSTING OUT OF MY CHEST every time I think about you, which is approximately all of the time.’

—  Heidi Priebe, What Each Myers-Briggs Personality Type Means When They Say ‘I Love You’

If only you know how many mini heart-attacks I used to suffer every time my college crush pass my way. T-T

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