What a pity!
Ko Dani wanted to eat some "Kue Bandung". Unfortunately, on our way back home, the kiosk wasn't open for business.
Fortunately, as we arrived back home, kinds of dishes are ready on our dining table. Fried noodles, snacks (rolade, bakwan mie, etc), "kacang panjang dimasak ma udang n taoco".
The taste wasn't so special but it was enough to fill our hungry stomach.
We were chatting for a while with Dad. Topic will be not far from food =)
BOSTON, here we come! New day, new life.
Welcome to the Kurnianto family's personal blog
I started out this blog in 2005 when me and my husband stepped on our feet for the first time here in the States. Staying here for a year or so for my master degree under Fulbright and Kelly Stephens scholarship at BU, we got back to our home country, Indonesia for two full years.
In August 2008, the whole family (with additional member of a delightfully beautiful baby girl named Charlene Avery Kurnianto), we moved in to the USA for goods. We just got Green Cards in April 2009 ;) yayyyyyyyy!! Another miracle ^_^
PRAISE THE LORD, JESUS CHRIST for His wonderful works in our lives - miracles after miracles.
We are the miracle couple ^_^ (as prophesied by Pastor Charles Green), BCBC, March 29, 2009.
In August 2008, the whole family (with additional member of a delightfully beautiful baby girl named Charlene Avery Kurnianto), we moved in to the USA for goods. We just got Green Cards in April 2009 ;) yayyyyyyyy!! Another miracle ^_^
PRAISE THE LORD, JESUS CHRIST for His wonderful works in our lives - miracles after miracles.
We are the miracle couple ^_^ (as prophesied by Pastor Charles Green), BCBC, March 29, 2009.
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