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April 8th, 2010
# 4:24 pm
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Kerja di jalan

Jalan-jalan ke Atlanta di musim dingin yang lalu menghasilkan satu ketrampilan baru: kerja di mobil. Ceritanya harus mengejar deadline untuk laporan akhir tahun, tapi sudah kebelet pengen liburan. Jadi yaaah, akhirnya kerjaan yang dibawa. Untung istriku tercinta sudah berani nyupir jarak jauh, beliaulah yang ketempuhan nyupir dari pagi sampai sore, dan saya gantian setelah batere laptopnya mati.

Pesan moral cerita ini: jangan sampai terulang lagi. Buat yang belum pernah: jangan sampai kejadian.

Kerja di Mobil

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ier

mantaplah Teh Lintang!! Hehe..

Apr 11, 2010 at 7:16 am

Imam Handoko

Lho ?pesannya: kok jangan sampai terulang ?!! kenapa ? kan asyik kerja sambil liburan
dan main bersama keluarga, kalau semua kerjaan kantor bisa diselesaikan sambil
liburan mengapa tidak ?

May 5, 2010 at 8:04 pm

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