Reyza Diannova

Nowadays I c an't write. No time. Must prepare, pack... (move my butt in a quick way just like a splash lightning blinding eyes) ANYTIME. Nothing to wear because I can't control weight since I love eating is exactly the same as a jaguar eats meat harshly. Have to do report cards. Need to start cooking. Have to finish laundry. Must start a new business. Have to make some ideas in engaging my kids so we have precious time together. Need to finish my students pas. Must clean bathrooms. Positively have to pay bills. Have to take one daughter and the other one to different school, music courses and many places. Sometimes they ask something different that I can't handle at once. Need to call and communicate le hubby who works in Tanjungpinang (Thanks Mark Z. you have already made my life worthwhile since you created Meta Platforms). Sometimes le hubby and I talk in particular on the phone and most of them we do a sleep call and make the phone's died by itself. Need to make ar...

I was born in Surabaya (according to my kids, a long, long, loooong time ago.) I was a perfectly normal kid who collected coins, invented imaginary friends, ate junk food, and wrote stories about people and places that were far more interesting than real life. In grade school I often heard the phrase, “Reyza spends a lot of time talking and daydreaming instead of doing her work.” It wasn’t until the 5 th  grade that teachers started saying, “Reyza spends a lot of time talking instead of doing her work, but she comes up with creative stories.” I took that as a green light to continue talking and telling stories. It sure beat the heck out of learning my times tables. In January 2013 I got married and started having kids. Arsya was born in the last month in 2013, followed by Arsy. Yes, I know their names sounds like twin girls. Yes, I did it on purpose. Yes, they’re all mine. Yes, they have the same father. Yes, I know what causes that.  With 2 kids, I considered myself a parenti...

  Independence Day at home was a memorable one! Tried to ensemble all the festivity around the neighborhood right into our living room (well we have enough squad members for all the hype anyways) Thank goodness my mother iş here so we set up everything night long. We did all the possibly baby proof games like cracker eating rice and putting pencil in the bottle. YES we thought about Balap Karung and Panjat Pinang but my mom and I came with 1001 hazards that could came along with it so we finally decided to leave them at rest. Alhamdulillah Ya Allah for this simple happiness. May this Independence Day build our pride further as an Indonesian and May our country be blessed by the Almighty forever, Aamiin 🙏🙏🙏🙏

1. I'm sort of addicted to starbucks 2. I enjoy listening to hip hop music 3. I dont like reading, except for magazines 4. I'm a really big fan of the country Egypt 5. My bestest friend in the world would be my mother and my sister 6. I'm still trying to figure out what I do best 7. I love working out in the middle of the night (cardio is the best) 8. I love chilling in my room 9. I hate maths and numbers, i've never been good friends with them 10. My favourite color is magenta 11. I like cats and i'm afraid of cats - so confusing right?!? 12. My favourite ice cream flavour is vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry 13. My favourite fruit is bananas 14. My dream car would be a white Range Rover 15. I love surprises 16. I listen to my cell phone playlist when i take a shower 17. My favourite girl names would be: Arsya and Arsy - my own girlsss 18. I want to learn german language 19. I've never been to Japan and Thailand and i wou...

Mama loves everybody. And we love her too. She is so non judgmental about people. I mean, whoever walk through the door, my mom is there to greet them and she is so warm and loving with everybody, no matter what walk of life they come from. She is so gracious ♥ So instead I thought I’d take a moment to say thank you to my mama for some of the ways she has enriched my life. Thank you mama for teaching me manners, and helping me understand that the feelings of others are important. Thank you for teaching me to be considerate and compassionate. Thank you for letting me follow you around the kitchen, for fostering my love of cooking, and for letting me make breakfast, lunch and dinner. Thanks for letting us spend so much time with our friends. I am only now appreciating what a gift that is in my life. Thank you for all the sacrifices you made to make sure we got a good education. Thank you mama for everything  ♥

Atrie and Reyza at Soeta International Airport Atrie and Reyza in Palembang near Ampera Bridge G ood relationships take time, and need effort to be maintained. We invest time in our friendships and just so you know that to have a friend you first have to be one. Atrie and I spend time together, laugh, cry and make memories. We always encourage and help one another to be the best that we can be. We can be the cheer squad as each of us chases our dreams. We also don’t be afraid to tell the truth, even if it hurts. We celebrate life’s good times, be there in the bad times, work through problems and keep showing up. We share our hopes, our dreams, our secrets and our fears and keep shared confidences locked away safe in our heart, listen with our whole heart because sometimes all we need is someone to really hear us, and to honour what’s going on for us.

 Valentine’s Day or I call it "Heart Day" has a wonderful sentiment – that we should celebrate love and lovers, that we should name the emotions that often sit silent in our heart. But why have just one day for the celebration of love on February 14th? Why not live with that sense of appreciation and joy every day! And of course it’s not just for the young, for couples, and for romantic love. Love is an emotion that is available to us all. Sending you all lots of love lovers ♥   

This year is my parents’ 26th wedding anniversary. 26 years. That is a long long time. Longer than I have been alive. Thinking of my own parents’ very long marriage, it has made me wonder what it takes to make it work for so long. As I have been passing 1 month down yet for my own marrige with my truly best friend Wahyu Ardiansyah, hopefully we're not only have a beautiful marriage but also a lifetime of happiness! So I thought I’d ask you. What do you think makes a good marriage? What do you wish someone had told you just before you walked down the hall? Are the things that make a good marriage the same things that make a good life? Please share your advice and thoughts in the comments below for this newlyweds!… Thank you very much

On a beautiful January Saturday, these two tied the knot surrounded by so many people who loved them to witness eternal promises spoken between two soulmates. As Reyza and Wahyu read their vows to one another, their family and friends couldn’t help it as the tears filled their eyes – their words were so personal, honest, and true. Nothing else in the world mattered, no little stresses were even considered, as these two soulmates began a new portion of their journey together. Their joy, laughter, and overwhelming love for one another are a reminder of what marriage is all about. Reyza and Wahyu are the definition of best friends. Wahyu is hilarious and his sense of humor is a perfect match for Reyza’s enthusiastic personality and bubbly smile. They understand and care for one another unconditionally. Anyone who has spent even a minute of time with this pair, can easily see how they fit together so perfectly! All she could say was how happy and excited she was to marry her best friend. W...