My Journal

Dear Mr. Minister of Education, Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh. First of all, I would like to say congratulation on your inauguration, sir. I hope that you can lead Indonesia's education in a better way. Sir, I would like to say some words to you. I hope you kindly read it sometime, sir. As you know sir, as the increasing number of population in Indonesia, it makes job vacancies more difficult to get. Moreover, we have entered the era of the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC). This situation can make Indonesian young people harder in getting decent jobs. To get a decent job, we need some special skills. There is one crucial factor that is forgotten by young Indonesians, it is communication. Communication is a media to convey and accept ideas or opinions either verbally or nonverbally. Communication skills have a huge impact on someone's work performance. As globalization develops, the use of English is increasingly crucial. For that, English language

Hello there! Do you like listening to music? I think every one like it. Even some people can't rid of from music. It has been a habit for them. Music has the unseen ability to evoke powerful emotions such as; it can booster our mood to become cheerful, fuel our anger, provide comfort during loss, or even make us cry. The tone of music that we listened to, actually it represents our feeling. In fact, I figure out this thing. Sometimes when I feel sad, I try to enjoy the upbeat vigorous music, but this music even tore up my heart. It may seem counterintuitive, depressing, and sad music can actually cheer you up. There’s scientific evidence that music filled with sorrow is more effective at making you happy than joyful tracks. Research suggests that “ By identifying with the lyrics of a sad song, a listener can empathize with the vocalist and understand that others have shared experiences of rejection, loss, unrequited love, misfortune, or other themes characteristic of sa