#fisheries

mending ini dibaca bu :)
Ibu Susi Pudjiastuti, beliau ini:
- ngga lulus SMA, ijazah terakhir SMP
- perokok berat
- punya tatto di kaki kanan
- party goer
- beer drinker (Corona Extra)
- sering berpakaian agak sexy
- pernah menikah dan bercerai 2x
- suaminya orang asing (Jerman)
- duduk glesor di rumput Istana Merdeka diwawancara media sambil udutan (hehehe... cuek banget)
AKAN TETAPI.......................................
beliau adalah:
- owner pabrik pengolahan ikan PT ASI Pudjiastuti Marine Product dengan produk unggulan berupa lobster dengan merek “Susi Brand”, lobster2nya diekspor ke luar negri
- owner maskapai sewa beraset ratusan miliar rupiah PT ASI Pudjiastuti Aviation (Susi Air). dengan 46 pesawat propeler jenis Cessna Grand Caravan (harga Rp 20M/unit), Avanti (harga Rp 80M/unit) dan Porter
- penerima penghargaan Pelopor Wisata dari Dinas Kebudayaan dan Pariwisata Jawa Barat
- penerima penghargaan “Young Entrepreneur of the Year dari Ernst and Young Indonesia” pada 2005
- penerima penghargaan “Primaniyarta Award for Best Small & Medium Enterprise Exporter” dari Presiden Republik Indonesia Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono
- pada saat Aceh terkena Tsunami pada 26 December 2004 pesawat Susi Air adalah pesawat yang PERTAMA kali berani terbang masuk ke Aceh demi membawa bantuan untuk korban (walo sempet terhambat masuk Aceh oleh Dephub tapi akhirnya bisa lolos masuk juga). dengan modal UANG PRIBADI beliau meminjamkan dan membiayai operasional pesawat miliknya untuk membantu saudara-saudara di Aceh selama dua minggu
- sukses dan kaya raya dari bisnis berkat hasil kerja keras dan keringatnya sendiri, bukan dari suami atau nilep duit anggaran negara
- pekerja keras, ulet, dan gigih. mulai dari bawah banget sebagai pengepul ikan di Pantai Pangandaran
- ketika bencana Tsunami rumah beliau mendadak jd 'posko' relawan, freezer lobster berubah jadi freezer korban tsunami
- rumah beliau di Pangandaran sering dijadikan tempat mediasi antara lain: pemerintah vs warga dalam kasus Sodetan Citanduy, mediasi Otonomi Baru Pangandaran dll
- berhasil mendorong percepatan Pangandaran menjadi Kabupaten sendiri lepas dari Kabupaten Ciamis
- kalo sedang mudik ke Pangandaran nyetirin sendiri pesawat jet prop-nya widiiiiww....
JADI
kepada para haters yang sudah membully beliau di socmed:
jika anda adalah sarjana tapi cuma jadi kacung dan bukan boss, ngga punya pabrik yang bisa kasih makan banyak tenaga kerja, ngga bisa menggaji pilot bule yang mahal2 itu, boro2 mampu beli pesawat terbang mobil aja nyicil, boro2 bisa pilotin pesawat bawa motor metik aja nabrak2...... mohon bisa berpikir panjang dulu sebelum menilai orang dari luarnya saja.
so ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our great lady:
Minister of Marine Affairs and Fisheries of the Republic of Indonesia
~ IBU SUSI PUDJIASTUTI ~
#standing applause

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It's true, what one person considers "normal" isn't necessarily normal for someone else. Culture is a really big part of different normalities. (is that a word??)

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One of the biggest things I can think of to put this quote in to perspective is that where I live, wild game like moose and rabbit is something that most people eat on the daily. Along with "traditional" meats like chicken, beef and pork. We're also really centered around the fisheries (not as much as we used to be though).

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In certain religions, pork is sacred and it isn't eaten, but we consider it "normal" to eat pork. In places in Asia they consider dogs/cats eatable, but we think that's disgusting because we think of them as solely pets. Food is just one thing.

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With how we express ourselves is a whole other topic. Certain cultures have lip disks, breed with relatives, neck rings, some religions consider it offensive (??) for women to show off their bodies and keep them covered at all times.

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Not to mention every single person has their own definition of what it considered normal. Some people like having multiple facial piercings and wacky hair colors and love not looking like every other person that walks down the street. That to them could be their "normal". It all depends on perspective, where we were raised, and how we were taught.

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To me, there is no "normal". Everyone is different, everyone is unique, no one is the same, and nothing is normal.

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