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Read this collection of stories from Kang GURU readers and listeners. Topics include culture and cross-culture, personal experiences and fiction. There is sure to be one to suit you — the wonderfully clever English language student in Indonesia. Here are some stories now available for you from Kang GURU readers and listeners all over Indonesia.

 

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AREN'T THESE ODD?
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(including the Winners and Runners Up in the annual KGRE Writing Competition including 2007)

This is KGI-ite Hastangka in Budapest, Hungary and look what he is wearing - yeah!!!!

I am Hastangka your fanatic reader from Yogyakarta. I would like to share my experience in Budapest, Hungary on 8th-12th of April 2010. I visited Hungary for youth meeting there. I had an opportunity to take a walk around the city and I wore KGI cloth. Budapest is a nice city for holiday.

There are many tourist attractions there. When you visit Hungary do not forget to visit these famous places. For example, first, Hosok Tere or Heroes squares. A hero square is a monument of heroes from Roman Empire. This place is very famous place for tourists in Europe.

Second, Szechenyi furdo (SPA), this is a swimming pool, you can come to this place for massage, swim, and relax. Third, Szt. Istvan Bazlika (St. Stephen’s Basilica) it is the biggest church in Budapest. Fourth,  Orszaghaz ( Parliament) is the oldest parliament in Pest city and it is an icon of  Budapest government. Fifth, Budai Var (Buda Castle) is a famous castle in Buda city. From this castle we can see Pest city. Sixth, bridge chain is a bridge connected Pest and Buda city.  I hope you could have a new inspiration from this story.
Cheer! Hasta

 

 

 

 

Aren't These Odd?

Englishwoman Louise Arnold is having therapy to overcome a fear of peas. The Cheltenham woman flees restaurants if she spots peas in meals and gets anxious in supermarkets. She gets little sympathy, however, from friends, who bought her a T-shirt saying: ‘Give peas a chance.’

Daniel Taylor, 16, of Cheltenham, is Britain's youngest undertaker. Deciding at 13 to be an undertaker after seeing a TV documentary, he has passed a National Association of Funeral Directors' foundation course and is well on his way to getting a diploma.

Always look on the bright side of life … Mile Tutic, from Tutici in Montenegro, whose house was flooded after a storm, amazed neighbours by catching eight trout in his cellar after a nearby river burst its banks.

The first town ever auctioned on eBay is back on the market. Nearly two years after buying the tiny town of Bridgeville, California, for $US700,000, financial adviser Bruce Krall said bidding for the 33 hectares would open on April 4 at $US1.75million.

It shouldn't take long, but former Malaysian snake farm worker Shahimi Abdul Hamid, who kissed a poisonous, 4.6-metre-long, 10-kilogram king cobra 51 times in three minutes, is waiting to see if he has set a world record.

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