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But enough of the overall sorry state of representation expats have. You think all the security guards in Jakarta work for the same company. You use the last name when looking up a friend's telephone number. The combined result? Major changes in your financial outlook. You tuck the tail of your batik shirt into your pants. Afghanistan and Iraq would be the ultimate victory. But one thing he does know is that most politicians, and the media, can't be trusted. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network that responsible for it.
You wait for everyone to get off the elevator before getting on. To withdraw oneself from residence in one's native country. Proud member of Venture Capital, a FeedBurner Network. Open a number of online savings and current accounts. You think the small hose in the bathroom is for cleaning the floor. Your two best Indonesian friends are your driver and your housemaid. Want to read the whole article? You can purchase it here. In an emergency you go to dial 911 but you don't know the number. You can also read about my company's work on the Apperceptive Blog, and you can keep up with me elsewhere on my reblog, my vox blog, randomWalks or flickr.
This is a paragraph of text that could go in the sidebar. The translation you are given for hari nahas is 'a bad hair day'. Your favourite place to go for Indonesian food is Planet Hollywood. You inquire about a tanning booth before your first trip to Bali.
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