SHORT TRIP IN SAMARINDA

One day, my dad told us that he has some training in Samarinda city in Mesra Hotel on weekend. So, he asked us to come there with him altogether holiday. For your information, Mesra Hotel is the oldest and the first hotel that had founded in Samarinda city.

And perhaps you curious to know why I often go to Samarinda, there s some reasons actually, 1st, coz Samarinda is my hometown! I was born in samarinda city. So I’ve a lot of relatives that live in Samarinda. But than when I was 7 years old or grade 2 at elementary school, I moved to Balikpapan city because of my dad’s work. And Samarinda also the capital city of East Kalimantan province. But unfortunately, there is ashamed fact that Samarinda is the only capital city that has NO airport in Indonesia!!! How shamely….. :-( I don’t really understood how is the government’s brain works! -,-

Actually, we spend our time there just for swimming, swimming , and swimming! Mesra Hotel has 3 swimming pools! So we tried it one by one! Can you imagine it?? Swimming twice a day! (masuk angin ya masuk angin deh gueee-,-)And annisa enjoyed it so much!

And they also played some huge chess...:D

They looks happy, i guess..

Its kind of old ancient building.. little scary, actually-,- (agak angker gimanaaa gitu) but no don’t have 2 worry bout, coz its looks leafy and fresh at morning when I was jogging by my own.



And picture above is the building of our room... looks lil ancient isn it? but i got my new injury on my left foot in those swimming pool. as a kinda souvenir, probably.. lolz

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