— Nadia Shafa Rahmadiena. —

I started it ambitiously; visited almost all stand on the corridor at the extraculicullar-choosing day. I thought and it is true, the more you join an extra, the more you have connection. Yet it came out only two of them left in my schedule; the badminton club and an extra named jamadagni.

I haven't been that active in the badminton club, so I'm just gonna tell you about jamadagni. It is an extra in which we learn to survive in nature, doing hiking activities and so on but―the most important one is how to be brave, inside and outside. We have to be mentally and physically prepared to move into the next level of the community.

But, before we could see the crimson skies and beauteous sunsets, we had to endure the exhausting trainings first; daily counts of push-ups, sit-ups, and other workout moves are in the list. Miss a day training and you'll be one step behind the others. 

Of course, the extra wasn't just about tortures. We also got useful survival material such as first-aid, shelter-building, fire-making and to use natural materials to stay alive, to make your way into survival.

The best thing we got there is the solidarity; on hoow they punish you 10 counts of push-ups for every person who didn't show up in a meeting. It taught me personally to think about the others, and that we became closer because of those punishments.

A first impression of fussy, scary, stingy, but unpredictably a very clever and open up person—which is fairly common traits for a student, Muhammad Rafi Pradana is a person that I'm going to describe on this entry. Born in  Bandung, August 21st 2000, he is now living at Citra Green Garden Housing #27 in the certain city, giving himself a treat of strategic living place—close from school, and even closer from the city crowds—yet a threat of not coming late to school.

Moving forward, who would expect such an adolescent figure with that fair bright skin is actually a fanatic of sports? Digging into his answer about activity he fond the most or should we say, a hobby, he answered in a decisive manner; "Badminton, swimming, and playing games."

Next are his favorites. Rafi's favourite foods are pizza, steak, and noodle; which is an uncontested common list of most teenager nowadays. Just, who doesn't love those mass of guilt containing bad fats and savory oils? Even to myself, I still couldn't resist the certain food after reading such a horrific-table of content. And so, we're moving to favourite subject—Rafi claimed English as his favorite one. "There's no calculating in English.", he stated as I asked for the reason. Well then, is English the only subject who doesn't need calculating skill in its proccess? I believe it is not.

Getting close with his family—he has two younger siblings, one girl named Iqlima Azzahra Zulkarnain, and one boy named Muhammad Rafa Pradipta. He didn't tell me muuch about them, but from his carriage, I could help myself by a hypothesis of a nice relationship occured between the three kids.

Lastly, he picked Gabe Newell as a person who inspires him and I can automaticly relate the man to his lifetime wish; to be remembered as a creator of one of the best game ever. Hath took us one step behind behind into his hobbies, wasn't it? Well said— so then, may he manage to fulfill his own words.

GAMARVANI was a bazzaar of traditional culture which took place at Bali field, successfully held by 3 Junior High School after those endless meetings and knotty planning—if only you knew. As a student of the school, I felt like it was an indirect duty to came to the certain event and so I came that day, on September 19th with my classmates, dressed in black and red.

Stating honestly, I really thought that it was a very huge and well-planned event as soon as I entered the field; from its organized entry and those neat food stands which sells mouth-watering platers. And so with my empty stomach—which I had been preparing specially for the event, I had no choice but to quickly find alternate food and/or try the uncommon rows of snacks and drinks. Nonetheless, I opted for the second choice. I approached an ice cream stand and brought a twenty thounsand rupiahs worth greentea ice cream, with fluffy cotton candy as a topping. What a bomb!

I wanted to stay a little longer; to watch the main guest, HiVi! and Adera but one sudden schedule of orchestra practice hath urged me to left my friends only at 5 in the afternoon, missing the crowds and moments later on the evening—or at least that was what I concluded from photos they post on the next day. However, it was delightful to came to such an event, and I'm really looking forward for the next one.

I'm a new student in 3 senior high school ─ a member of the 1st floor Science-2 class with the other 30 students who are struggling in our first grade, Nadia Shafa Rahmadiena. Was born in Bandung on December 14th 2000, i lived at Bumi Panyileukan housing number AB6 since then. I spent 3 years of junior high days in 7 junior high school, and managed to graduate on 2015.

Everything i like is basically in one word; challenges and food. I like challenges, especially those which takes outdoor as its place. Hiking, rafting, and many other outdoor activities are on the list. Food is also one of things that I like, and those with greentea flavor are my favorites.

I'm capable of playing violin and had already learnt the instrument since i was on 7th grade. But instead of pursuing music career, I'd rather to be a doctor myself. That is also a reason, though I knew that I'm better at thinking than calculating, I choose science class in senior high. Hopefully I can graduate with satisfying score and sign into UNPAD's medical faculty.