2022-02-16.
Naya, our two-year-old daughter likes balloons so much.
So, she drew a balloon first.
After that, she decided to draw the face of the princess.
And then her mommy added up hair, body, grass and sun.
2022-02-16.
Naya, our two-year-old daughter likes balloons so much.
So, she drew a balloon first.
After that, she decided to draw the face of the princess.
And then her mommy added up hair, body, grass and sun.
2022-02-16.
Yarik, our son drew a baby boy.
Then, he decided to add up the yellow sun.
Suddenly, after the picture has been demonstrated to the family, he remembers to add up a nose and teeth.
What a healthy baby boy!
2022-02-16.
Yarik, our son drew a boy.
Then, his mommy added up the sun on the corner.
Suddenly, Yarik remembered that he forgot to draw teeth.
And he gave strong teeth to the boy.
‘Pangur Bán’ is an Old Irish poem, written about the 9th century at or near Reichenau Abbey, in what is now Germany, by an Irish monk about his cat. ‘Pangur ban’ in Javanese can be roughly translated to ‘memotong ban’ in Bahasa Indonesia, equally to ‘cut the tyre’. [UK Boat #005, 2017-06-19]
Batu bunting? In Bahasa Indonesia, ‘bunting’ means ‘pregnant’, while ‘batu’ means ‘rock’ or ‘stone’. So, ‘rock bunting’ can be roughly translated to ‘pregnant rock’. [UK Boat #004, 2016-04-15]
Well, it’s not a typo, though. Who knows whether it’s its name. Any idea about it? [UK Boat #003, 2016-03-02]
An Amazing Experience! When I was jogging (it’s my 345th 12 km of jogging in a bright 21 °C morning, 11 September 2015), I helped a couple of lovely grandma & grandpa, Mrs Linda and Mr Graham Scothern, pull up their overheating-then-broken-engine boat, namely Joseph. While Mrs Linda & Mr Graham opened & closed the locks as well as opened the water channel for filling and levelled up the water in the locks, I pulled their massive 30 tons of beloved boat from about 1 km down there up to Farmer’s Bridge Top Lock at Cambrian Wharf. In meantime, we shared many greetings, stories and smiles with everyone interested in this old-fashioned way of transportation, man-powered one in hauling the craft. Then, we shared the drink, two glasses of scotch for them, and a glass of water for me (since I don’t drink). What a touching romantic morning! [UK Boat #002, 2015-09-11]
When I was jogging on 5 September 2015 along Birmingham canals, around Cambrian Wharf, I spotted this lovely boat. And her name is Merdeka. Merdeka means freedom, it’s our Indonesian national slogan from the time of independence struggling up to now. What a lovely moment! [UK Boat #001, 2015-09-05]
UK Boat is our first NFT collection on OpenSea.io/Rusindo.
A collectible, unique, single quantity for each item—a collection of only 432 boats with interesting names that I have encountered during my journey in Birmingham, UK (2011-2017).
Elena Subakti and Irfan Subakti are very happy to announce that we have started trading our collection of NFTs on OpenSea.io/Rusindo, OpenSea.io/ElenaSubakti & Rusindo@OBJKT