Desinta Shalnabilla sumanjaya

 Datu Museng and Maipa Deapati  The love story of Datu Museng and Maipa Deapati began when Addengareng, the grandfather of Datu Museng, fled with his grandchildren across the vast ocean to the land of Sumbawa, as a result of the politics of fighting against the dutch invaders in the land of Gowa, which made the earth of Gowa turbulent and no longer conducive. to be used as a safe place to live. It was on Sumbawa Island that finally Datu Museng grew into an adult and met Maipa Deapati at a recitation house called Bale Mampewa. Finally, the seeds of love grew in Datu Museng's heart from the first time he saw Maipa Deapati's graceful and charming figure, and they were in a relationship. And one day Datu Museng went to the Holy Land of Mecca to study. It was there that he got the knowledge of `` Bunga Ejana Madina ''. It turns out that Datu Museng's departure to the land of Mecca did not make the two people who loved each other separate, but the separation made the bond

 This heartwarming love story between Datu Museng and Maipa Deapati departs from a folk tale that is very popular among the people of Makassar, which is told by parents to their children and grandchildren, so that they can learn lessons from education, struggle and loyalty. So great is the story between Datu Museng, the son of the royal aristocrat of Gowa and Maipa Deapati, the noble daughter of the Kingdom of Sumbawa, which is embedded in the minds of the Makassar people, so that the names of these two legendary figures are immortalized as street names in Makassar City. The street names seem to have been deliberately made side by side with each other as if the Makassar City Government has also blessed their eternal love relationship. Jalan Maipa is on the right side of Hotel Imperial Aryaduta Makassar. At the western end of Jalan Datu Museng, there is a grave site with two wooden headstones that are firmly side by side, which is said to be the burial place of the two couples of love,

"my family vacation"  Every year my family and I always celebrate Eid al-Fitr and Christmas at my grandmother's house in Jakarta. I was last there at Christmas to my father's sister's house in 2019, in 2020 I could not go there because of the corona virus pandemic. All of us were prohibited from visiting our grandmother and siblings' houses because at that time the PSB was being carried out, namely (large-scale social restrictions).   in 2019 then. I go to Jakarta with my family by car. It takes about 10 hours by toll road and 2 hours by plane.  When we got there we took a break. The next day Christmas as a Muslim brother our family attended to appreciate my father's sister and congratulated his family, and went straight to Grandma's house "me and my brother"  On the second day, our family went to Monas for a vacation together and tried various culinary delights from Jakarta until the afternoon and rushed home "National Monument"  O

  sunrise "What I love most of the morning is the sunrise and your smile." Nama: Desinta Shalnabilla Sumanjaya No: 06 Kls: X MIPA 2

I'll tell him about my village in the great sengon village, the great wangkit village, rt 001, rw 010 My name is desinta shalnabilla sumanjaya class x mipa 2 This is my home and my family's, my parents and my father, and my 2 children and my younger brother, I was an offner from surabayah and made a home in this village 10 years ago My father loves to look after such beauties as birds, chickens, fish, and now he looks after chickens, sometimes he's going to be sold or he's going to cut them for family functions, holidays, etc Next to my house was a celadon character, the yokoh bustled daily by a visitor to buy or observe a box In front of my house was the unfortunate  surabaya-malang everyday crowded by two-wheeled vehicles, four-wheel cars, and there was also a three-wheel This is the block of the house behind my house, the lot of the houses. People here are very hospitable even though some people like to contact their neighbors. People here help people when they ar

 SOS4LOVE PROJECT Week 1 " Quality education makes the next generation creative and innovative " SDG 4, Quality education Week 2 (Keep your mask on and protect yourself by wearing a mask outside the room)  SOS4LOVE PROJECT Week 3 "I'm teaching my little brother right" Week 4 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bCdSi4PfxhXJOyCpwc2do47lWPrPgVzb/view?usp=drivesdk Desinta Shalnabilla Sumanjaya 06 X MIPA 2