Tough a girl
Thursday, July 26th, 2007Her name was Frau Zah. It seemingly taken from Javanese or perhaps Arabic language. But exactly that’s name bore from her father’s manager Mr Otto Koster when little cute Frau Zah was born at the Hospital in a suburb western of
Jakarta in the end of seventies. Frau Zah Ariana was her complete name. The latter-days, her hair was wavy and creeping like Ivy about her shoulder. Her complexion was tawny rather then ivory colour. Her nose rather sharp and pointed, a trifle better against nose belonging to Monalisa’s picture. Her eyes, with her blue soft-lens, lighten up as an azure jade. But its vision was hazy and faded but any glasses or soft-lenses. Her lips was slight and flexile as a fresh grape, but its upper lip slight curled up, it’s colour somewhat bluish but any lipsticks, probably because of effect of nicotine or because of convection; pressure and weather difference. A beautiful firm bony face. It needs dentist reseach to determined either her upper jaws was slight inclined forward or her lower jaws was tend inward. But her cheering smile inexorably sweet. Her brows was classic. Her poor dear father was from Kuta and her dear mother was from Yogya. Her mind was ordinary, a good rudiment to get the best education at the
personage University on the soil of Java by seeding selection. Her High-school’s certEd scores filled with nine, only two the
eight score inside it.
About three months She had been living in
Toscana , Italy .
Western San Marino city and southern of Roma. She followed Roberto Ivola her husband; native of this Country as a consequence, country of The Pisa. They were adjoined by auntie Sarah, aunt of Frauzah who had been living there for so many years before Frauzah. Firstly, aunt Sarah had told Ivola much about
Indonesia , about it’s nice and friendly peoples, and absoloutly about Frauzah, her dear niece. Then at the some winter holiday Ivola came to
Indonesia met Frauzah in Yoygakarta after He had left his fortnight vacation at the Godess
Island ,–
Bali . In order to respect aunt Sarah, however Frauzah met Ivola at the ballroom of a famous hotel in Yogya. Then Frauzah and Ivola driving along around the lovely city by taxi. Confiding their pitiable secrets. They were so daunted for only hours. Showing good demenour each other. Frauzah was telling her bashful wonted when she was child till teenager, wetted her pants till she was about fourteen, so she had always refused joined camping or any outbond programs. About her stupidity at the morning when she woke up and lost her glasses. About her indolent manner of taking shower when she plunged to the story of the novels, especially classical. Ivola also told about his unwillingness to play football, a contradiction; in wich his friends from his country were longed to do. About his hobby mimicking other peoples continuance cynically, and also about his stupid memory introgated by Australian police at a hotel in that country because his face was quite similar to Osamah bin Laden especially when his beard and whisker was long and untidy. Frauzah’s English was better then Ivola who spoke Pidgin; plain english language. Educated people talked to educated people. That’s meeting was the beginning of their household tale. Frauzah actually never imagine she would live in
Europe and got an Italian husband.
Frauzah childhood was simply, natural, unadorned with any luxurious, but even dreadful if looks from such well-off gentries sight. Her mother’s name was Mrs Aminah, her father was Mr Ibrahim Amantha. Mrs Aminah decided ceased working after marrying Amantha. Frauzah childhood; afore school period; spent at the capital city and the suburb. Nomadic like gypsies, from
Jakarta ,
Bogor , Tangerang, Bekasi, and sometime in Purwakarta.
Jakarta and Bekasi in wich remain quiet and easy, Tangerang and
Bogor in wich still splendour, Purwakarta and Cikarang wich yet became city of
Industry . Frauzah father was a surveyor of a landscape projects or didn’t know whether. Frauzah remained lingering indistinctly about her beautiful childhood memories. Bathed by her dear mama, kissed by her poor dear papa, waving her hand by the fence when her poor dear papa went by. Calling her on a phone when luncheon time had come, and brought knick-knacks like Barbie-doll and Donald-duck such a doll. Lingering still her happiness when she was playing with her childhood friends whom their names she could not recall. Her friends which theirs picture become faded and moldy, her friends who might be became personage and popular artist, or might be chemist; expert of chemistry. Lovelily adored by neighbourhood aunties, who forced her to spelled words wich using RRR character and then they laughed so merrily, as if the words call forth that laugh, must have been utterly and entirely ludicrous. They were fond to taking cared of her. Frauzah surely realized that thus memories was not mere dream. A lovely childhood at the early eighties wich inclined natural with particular activity.