But Darren Rowse from Victoria, Australia is proud to have this title as a full time job/profession, yes he is a full time blogger from ProBlogger and give this 31 Days to Build a Better Blog challenge in which I’m so excited to join.Thanks,again! to Steven Sentosa to give me this link!

As pointed on my previous post Thank You,Indonesia, my intention to make a blog is to use this media to express my feelings,thoughts,ideas, and also to share my knowledge and experience of travel in Bali which is my life now. Bali is a beautiful island of paradise  that never ran out of spots to explore, hidden stunning areas to discover,and photograph objects, but also in this island I’m experiencing a real life as a worker, live like locals, not as a tourist. Although I have to say,working in Bali is like a paid holiday. And unlike big cities in Indonesia such as Bandung, Jakarta, Surabaya, Medan who only have supermalls, restaurants, cinemas as their weekend leisure & refreshing activities, my Bali has its nature beauty to be my daily gateway! How blessed I am!

The tag line of “Learning from Mistakes Project” is my short elevator pitch (I guess..:p) that I intended to address to my readers when I first made this blog. Couple months before I decided to leave my full time job last  years in a wedding & event company (Australian owned), and be a full time blogger too, Benny ‘Bart‘ Risanto has encouraged me to make a blog to express my feelings & thoughts in a more proper media that I usually (and had habit in) do in tons of emails to friends, family, and even to my boss!! Everybody has the past life,made mistakes, but we all learn from it, and took the best out  of it, and should share it to people to inspire, enlighten, and bless them with my little stories! I hope I do!

And the 31 DBBB challenge continues…

I also have submitted my blog to some social media site such as Digg (thanks to Steven-Pensacola,US), Delicious (social bookmark), off course Facebook, and Twitter (love this one soo..much!), but don’t quite get it why PayPerPost hasn’t approved my blog even tough I’ve written more than 20 articles for the last 3 months, they approved it right away when I submitted my Blogspot blog, perhaps they are partner on this.

Having believed not all my close friends are wiling to support me by reading my blog (either they’re too busy updating their photos and status on Facebook or they can’t understand my english or maybe they just don’t care enough about me), I was surprised to find on my webstats that Indonesia is the no.1 rank of my readers with 54,687 hits up to 1 April 2009,followed by USA (15,676 hits)! Russian Federation,Germany, Romania on the Top 5 country readers!!!

But if Indonesians are my no.1 readers, then why didn’t they bother to leave comment on any article posted?? I guess the answer are back to the questions aforementioned…

Latest update on 16 July’09 : Since the last couple of months, USA is now my no.1 readers (thanks to Twitter & Digg)