Arifal Riandy Jody's Activities

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I always wake up in the morning at half past four. Then i clean my room, and next take a bath, take a ritual ablution and have down prayer together, In the praying i hope today better than yesterday. Aminn

Usually i make a cup of coffee and read a holy Qur’an with my friends and we are go to office for have breakfast at 8 o'clock, then we have English class with Mrs. Wina. Then at 1 o'clock we go to office for have lunch and go back for sleep.

In afternoon, usually at 4 o'clock i play football with my friends, after that we have sunset and evening prayer start at 6 o'clock until half past 8. Next at 8 o'clock we go to office for have dinner, and go back. Usually I sleep at 10 o'clock

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