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Salam,
its been a while i didn't write on this blog. hahahaha...its only a few days actually right? ok this time i want to tell you guys about my studies in my lovely gorgeous beautiful university (my english lecturer phrase). im taking Bc. Sc. of Agrotechnology (Aquaculture). people alway asked me, "what really do you study in that course?". ok ladies and gentlemen, my study course is about culturing any types of creature that lives in the water; fishes and plants. we learn how to culture fishes in the ponds, streams or even in a tank. we even learn to culture seaweeds in the sea (haven't done it yet, but i love to try it!).

this year, as a second year student plus a senior to my junior (hahahaha) we gonna start making a small project on integrated aquaculture on aquaphonic culture, a simple project on live food culture and yes we are on a trip to Senai to the biggest ornamental farm (in Malaysia) and artemia farm. i think the second year on my studies are better than when we are in the first year because we had started making real project. its not that the first year are worst, it just i love making project rather than learning something that we cannot do it in the real life. i don't like theory without practical. even we have labs but still i can't see the connection between them. trips might open up the students mind. not just things that we see in the labs. i want to see a real culture pond since i haven't been there.

at first, it might sound funny when a woman/ladies/girl like me to join a fisheries industries that we already known that majority control by men. but then, it seems like it is a fun thing for everybody to learn. woman could easily known which part of body fish better than men.

im trying to focus on landscaping just like before as i can't be an architect right now. hahahaha....i want to culture ornamental fishes and at the same time i want to be a outdoor designer. pond's designer. with lots of Koi swimming in there. hehehehe...ok that all for today. i got to go to my "iktiofisiologi" class now. see you guys next time!