Tuti Lazy School
23. Mr. Go Merantau

This time our economy is getting harder. Not to mention food, clothing and boards have soared. We run a workshop business. But here it is still rural and the road goes inside, not fitting on the big road of Sumatra. Completely quiet, only 1 or 2 motorcycles passed by. If the car rarely passes. So dad said

"Follow.." My father called out in a flat tone.

"Yes, what sir?"

"Our finances are running low, which will pay our employees and what is our eating life like?"

"So where are you going?"

"The plan is you want to find PKS job info. At PT that's it." I smoked his cigarette.

"Ohh, did you say the same to mamak?"

Shaking his head "yet" the father scratched his head that did not itch.

"You must take a shower first."

"I-yes, yes sir. Take a shower and it smells like haha." I'm laughing a little.

I also finished the bath. Indeed my father often wandered and Long Distance Relationship, or LDR-an abbreviated as mammak. Yesterday when I was in Tebingtinggi, Mamak in Medan, my father was still in a place I could not say and moved again to the island of Borneo. My father did often move around like ancient people first loh. that was his nickname Nomad. The nomad moves to another place on an ongoing basis. This nomadic lifestyle has begun to be done since the Paleolithic Age or the era (Old Stone). Not a teacher. But this is like my father, I also do not know why often move and enter work in a short time and not a year even.

"Tuti, here." My mother called.

"Ha, what?"

"Bapak wants to work in Riau area. How do you think Ti? You're allowing a hgga?"

"Yes, if that is the need and will of your father, work. Rather than us suffocating because of the bitter economy of life and soaring prices of food, clothing and board. Yes I let you do it."

"Mamak is too, but you don't really want to split the distance again with your father."

"Yes but want how else deck, already I believe his fate. Looking forward to seeing us again. Once a week or two, I'm going home." My father convinced my mother.

"Hmm, yawah." With a little heavy heart mamak assented it.

My father also started looking for job vacancies from Mbah Googlehe. Browsing one after another. Files one by one are printed and filled in brown envelopes. I sometimes accompany fathers who buy brown envelopes, prints, and others. I hope to get it as soon as possible. Suddenly...

(Mr.) Notification of messages from HP father

"Ti, look at this!" He brushed my shoulder over and over again.

"Yes-yes what sir? Wihh.. Is this really acceptable?" I was shocked in disbelief because there was and as soon as that.

I also express my gratitude to the Almighty God, for the guidance he gave to get out of our problems.

"Mom, Mommy!" I ran around me giving this info to Mamak.

Mama's cough chokes from drinking water "What's Ti?" Looked at me and I tugged at Mamak's hand.

"Ahh time, wait a minute."

"Yes, mother."

"Well, people are so cute. Stay interview if it has been accepted father immediately ready." My father smiled at me.

Mama's crying "Yes, thank goodness. I'm getting a job." Mama hugged my father.

"Here ndok" I hugged my father too and fell asleep until the next day.

.........

This time I wasn't sent by Mamak. Now you are intervening because you want to go to a job interview. Yes say goodbye, father.

"Tutis. Diligent learning it. According to Mamak, do not fight and diligently help." You advised me.

"Yes, sir, what is it about Nasehati Tuti?"

"Yes, you want to go to a job interview. Doain Mr yes, I hope you graduate."

"Yes sir, Tuti go to school first, sir." I greeted my father and while I was gone.

"Yes, be careful." He planted his motorcycle gas.

When I got home, I didn't see my father anymore. You have gone to the interview said Mamak in Pekanbaru. I also wait when you come home and accepted or not I also do not know. I immediately prayed Dzuhur. And I pray to Allah SWT that my Father will accept it and can provide for my family's economy. My prayer was granted by the Almighty. I also bowed in gratitude and the ahkirnya that I had been waiting for from yesterday had received his work. Received part of Minas, Riau. It's a little far away but it doesn't matter. It is also Riau area. I can still go home, Father. I was waiting for my father to come home. I was also sleepy because my father did not come home.

"Tuti, Ti.. Wake up ndok." Father's voice faintly from the distance my dream.

I'm half conscious "Emm? Mr?" I quickly got out of my deep sleep.

"Let's help you get some Ti stuff"

"Yes sir."

I saw the clock already showing at 03:47 AM. Very early in the morning, and you told him to help some items such as pillows, beds and some of your work tools. I helped even though the sleepiness still enveloped me. I booked my ticket and arrived at the bus at 05:30 AM. There's still some time to clean up. Unexpectedly it will be 05:20 AM. You rushed to pass the goods one by one to Simpang which is not far from my house.

"What time is it?"

"Ga tau sir, don't look around. Look what time?"

"Well, what time is it? It was not possible. Breakfast on the deck." I talked to my mom who was cooking.

"Yes!" Mamak immediately prepared the provisions in a hurry.

I helped my mom and dad at the same time. I am tired but I want to. I immediately prepared what I could help. And arrived right at the bus at the intersection.

"Ti, the bus has arrived. You go first."

"Be careful" Mom cried and yelled at me.

"Yes, don't cry. Yes already! You go by now!" He waved his hand.

"Yes sir, be careful!" I waved until the bus you were riding on was no longer visible.

I went home to take a shower and rushed to go to school. I feel there is less, but yes it is the father of work for us. He was a really tough father. Rela wandered far away just to find a mouthful of rice for his beloved family. Father, once again I express a thousand thanks that I cannot say. Once again I say father, thank you for being responsible and loving us. Thank you once again I say, even though you are ugly and grumpy but you are kind-hearted. Sometimes I want to say it is very difficult. But the word in this figurative that I can pour out. Thank you, thank you for being the best father for Tuti.

(CONNECTED.).