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Monthly Archives: August 2013
A tale of two Jakartas
We have moved into our new house recently. We were lucky to find a gated community with good security and quiet streets that we could afford, but as Bruno and I peeked over the concrete wall that surrounds our neighborhood, … Continue reading
Jakartans mark end of Ramadan with family and forgiveness
Lebaran (aka Idul Fitri), the end of the Muslim Month of fasting called Ramadan, is finally here. Last night, Jakarta was full of sounds, with Koran readings blaring from the megaphones of mosques, small firecrackers popping in the street and … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Indonesia, Religion
Tagged idul fitri, indonesia, Jakarta, ramadan, Traffic
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Doughnuts for Ramadan
Since Lebaran is pretty much the only thing going on in Indonesia for the next week, we will continue to share small tidbits about what it is like here. I think … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Drink, Indonesia, Our Daily Life, Religion
Tagged cultural comparison, food, indonesia, ramadan
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