Cintaku Kini Telah Pergi

Perkenalan kami bukanlan sebuah kejadian yang disengaja, awal perkenalan ku dari seorang teman ku hendrik saat chat lewat media sosial facebook, mereka saling berkomentar pada komentar tersebut, hendrik menanyakan apakah kamu kenal dengan raka dia temanku tinggal di daerah situ juga, sri pun tidak mengenal ku, pada suatu hari hendrik pun menanyakan kepada ku, kamu kenal raka sama sri orang mauk, aku pun geleng tidak mengenalnya, pada akhirnya aku pun meminta email sri kepada hendrik dan akhirnya pertemanan ku pun di jawab langsung oleh sri.
“hay sri, boleh kenalan gak?”
“boleh aja”
“kamu tinggal dimauk mananya?”
“ku di mauk daerah pabuaran”
“oh…”

Hari demi hari ku kirim pesan lewat inboxnya, biasa karena ku belum punya nomor hp dia, pada suatu hari aku pun meminta no hp dia karena aku sedang banyak pekerjaan jadi jarang untuk membuka fb ku, dan akhirnya sri pun memberikan nomornya kepada ku, sms demi sms telah ku kurim setiap hari, telpon pun selalu tak pernah ku tinggalkan demi mencari kabar dia, pada akhirnya aku ingin sekali bertemu langsung dengannya dan a
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Australia, Indonesia formalizing military diplomacy

Melbourne was still dark, under a light rain and with a temperature of 8 degrees Celsius, but these conditions did not stop thousands of Melbourne residents congregating at the Shrine of Remembrance, a national monument in the town center. It was 5 a.m. and a bugle sounded the start of proceedings.

It was April 25, 2012, the day Australia commemorates Anzac Day. On this day, people pause from their daily lives to remember the fall of 8,000 soldiers of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) at the Gallipoli landings in Turkey, 97-years-ago during World War I.

Nowadays, ANZAC Day has also become a day of public admiration for all Australian servicemen and women, past and present. That is the way Australians value their military services.

A number of young Indonesian Military (TNI) officers — Maj. Agus Yudhoyono; Maj. Frega Wenas and myself, Maj. M. Iftitah Sulaiman S. — have accepted the Australian government’s invitation to visit a number of military establishments as part of the annual Young Future Leaders 2012 program. Apart from being given the chance to see various attractions, there will also be interaction with Australian leadership candidates.

The question is why does Australia — a commonwealth country — want such close military ties, with the aim firmly on future le
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