I must take this opputunity to express my sincere
gratitute and thanks to our faculty's bomoh
komputer for solving a 5 months off
and on, faculty's computer problem. I seeked help
from quite a number of bomohs, both internally
and externally. I have to go external because
my computer is still under warranty, and thanks
to MacroHard Computer for keeping their
promise on the warranty. However, for the past
one week, another problem cropped up.
As before, I spent quite a considerable amount
of time cracking my head to solve the
problem. I confronted our experts, three of them,
and they recommended that I reinstalled
my Communicator. That I did. Surprisingly, after
an umpteen times and after almost a week
had gone, and after getting helps from
our experts, my computer still have the same
problem. I could not get access to my mails.
So yesterday I took my computer to my
bomoh, and to tell you guys, this particular
bomoh lives a miserable life. He lives in a
wooden hut, which, if set on fire, it will be
Even under that condition, he was not given a
phone. I dont know how will he be able to
call for help if that wooden hut of his, get
caught in fire in the middle of the night. I seeked
his help after office. I brought my computer
to his hut and he really worked on it from 'asr till
maghrib, continued till almost isya'. Then I
took him to our new building's handover
ceremony dinner, that was given to the faculty
yesterday night. After the dinner, I took him
back to his wooden hut, and we worked all the
way till 4 am
it was a success.
The problem was solved. I would say we were
a very happy couple that night. I'm not that
worried now about my computer problems because,
deep in my heart, I know that there is
somebody in the faculty who knew his staffs,
knew what he is doing, and is more than
willing to help, in fact more than willing to
sacrifice his precious times with his family, mind
you we worked till dawn, and according to him,
it is common for him to go back late at
night, as late as 1 am, or even 3 am, solving
faculty's computer problems. This is the staff we
had. A dedicated , left neglected staff, and
for sure, it is very much unwise of us, and of me
if he is continuedly left uncared, unattended,
left unconcerned an unpedulied. Well Idan, you
are a good bomoh. And a good one. And this is
what life is all about. To you, my bomoh
Idan, be patient, you will be rewarded sooner
or later for your contributions. This is the
promise of