Little Things, Big Experiences. : KKN : As Long As The Locals Feel Happy

Hi, This is my first post in 2014 ! I Know it’s rather late to say this, but HAPPY NEW YEAR, EVERYONE J

Today is Sunday, right? But unfortunately, I'm not going anywhere. It’s better for me to write in my blog. And now, I’m gonna share some of my college life story. Enjoy, guys J

Time passed away without me realize it. My college life is almost over. I got mixed feelings in my years as a college student. Even though the Kanjis look so hard to read, it’s like, can’t be read by average people, I always felt so great when I managed to read the Kanjis. But, when I found my computer infected by viruses, that’s a different story. I can’t do anything but ask my boyfriend who is a pro when it comes to this kind of situation. Thereby I got the idea that any single knowledge over anything is as important as the others.

In my entire life as a college student the time when all I’ve gained during my study is during the KKN (Kuliah Kerja Nyata). While I often doing job as LO or tutor, KKN is still the prime time to show what I got during my days as college student and use them to help others. Don’t ever thing ‘what could students of literature do?’ Just remember that every knowledge has their own merits.

By the way, I was assigned for KKN in Kutuh, Bali. There lies a beach that just became popular recently. The theme of my KKN is ‘PENGEMBANGAN UMKM RUMPUT LAUT DAN WISATA PANTAI MELALUI PEMBERDAYAAN SUMBER DAYA MANUSIA’. The theme might be more suited for economy students. But because one study can stand all alone, it needs some backups from other fields of study. As you know I’m a student of Japanese Literature. By the theme, I made at least 8 programs concerning my field. Can you believe it? It looks unbelievable at first, but I went through it flawlessly.

The words ‘Wisata Pantai’ and ‘Rumput Laut’ gave me advantages for development of my programs. Why? Because most of Japanese tourists visit the beaches in Bali and Japan also frequently import seaweeds from Bali. The good thing for being a student of Japanese Literature is there is a fact that most of Japanese prefer to get information given in Japanese rather than in English. Do you follow?

These are the programs I’ve done successfully: