Biam ???

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Di dunia ini, kau tidak dapat hidup sendiri.Kau selalu butuh  seseorang yang bisa menenangkanmu dalam segala situasi, yaitu sahabat



Oke, sebelumnya aq ucapin terima kasih bagi agan/sista yang sudah mau mampir di blog aq yang sederhana ini.

BIAM

Apa itu BIAM.???

Tercetuskan pada tanggal 30 Oktober 2014 , yang berarti BIAM berzodiak Scorpio ...



Sebenarnya nama BIAM tercetus secara tidak disengaja, berawal dari bercandanaan teman-teman yg sedang bercanda gurau ...
Berawal dari kepunyaan hobi yang sama, sama - sama suka jalan - jalan keliling indonesia. walaupun sementara sebatas daerah di jawa timur saja .. hehehe ...
BIAM Terdiri dari berbagai latar belakang budaya dan suku bangsa

Doc.Puncak Pawitra

ada sebuah pepatah yang mengatakan :

"Teman sejati adalah mereka yang selalu ada di sisimu bukan hanya pada saat kau berjaya, namun juga pada saat kau tak berdaya"

Doc.Gunung Bromo 1
 Doc.Gunung Bromo 2
Doc.Gunung Bromo 3

"Karena orangtua & sahabat yg kadang lebih mengerti isi hati ".

Sahabat itu berbagi
Bukan hanya ingin di bagi... 😊




Doc.Pantai Sanggar

Don't ask people to stand by you, but let someone whom wanna always do it. (translate sendiri yaaa)



Suatu saat kita bakal merindukan ini...





Tak ada kata basa-basi dalam kamus persahabatan, kamu tahu semua tentang sahabatmu luar dan dalam.

Video Journey to Bromo : Edited By Panjoel


Be
Ionic
Adventure
Moment
( Petualangan kecil yang menjadi kenangan )

#Biam_2'nd Anniversary 30 Oktober 2016

-- To be Continued

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