
Next Day ....
After the first day of Eid al-Fitr was spent in the Hadinata residence and in touch with the Hadinata extended family. There are still some batik merchant ties that come to the house. So, the event at the Hadinata residence was until the afternoon.
Ervita was also at her in-laws' residence until evening. Because, Ervita also helps Bu Tari to serve food. Some distant brothers also came.
Now, at night in her house, Ervita leaned on her husband's embrace. After the shower, the kids go to bed first. Maybe also tired after a day of playing with Latitude and Sky.
"Rubby, Dinda?" ask the man to his wife.
"Capek, Mum. Just happy. Meet and halal bihalal with batik traders as well. We often meet at the market. After I gave birth and had a child selling batik online from home, "reply Ervita.
Although it is tired, but being able to meet with batik traders in the Market who used to meet often makes it happy. Halal with all of them. Feels happy.
"Then, every six days of the week to the market huh, Dinda. Now if it can be done from home only. Let's not be too tired," replied Pandu.
"There used to be if you often go to the market there will be happy too," replied Ervita with a glance at Pandu.
The man laughed and scrambled the tops of his wife's heads. However, what Ervita said was indeed true. That's all because Pandu was happy when he was able to meet Ervita. No need for a luxurious and instagramable place, Ervita and Pandu are actually met at Beringharjo Market, Jogjakarta.
"Happy dong, Dinda. Beautiful, calm (smooth), pinter, can not like," replied Pandu.
"It's not that good either, I'm pregnant out of wedlock" Ervita replied.
"It's okay. I sincerely accept you for who you are. Dinda, actually tonight I want to. Just, you must be exhausted. So, out of Solo, yeah," said Pandu.
"That's a lot of understanding" replied Ervita.
"That's a lot of saucy, Dinda. The only understanding is Mas Pandu," replied Pandu with confidence.
A couple chuckles together. There is always a way to laugh at the things they talk about. Just with a little joke like this alone it feels like all the fatigue is gone.
"Bobok yuk, Dinda .. tomorrow I have to drive away. So as not to get tired," reply Pandu.
Eventually, they chose to sleep. Before tomorrow will travel far from Jogjakarta to Solo. The second day will be held in Solo.
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Next Day ....
In the morning, the Pandu family was preparing to head to Solo. Anticipating traffic jams, they now choose to leave early. Because, both parents one in Jogja, and one in Solo. To be fair, now they celebrate the second day of Eid in Solo.
"Where are we going, Dad?" ask Indi.
"To Solo, Ms. Didi. To Eyang's house, "Reply Pandu.
"Oh, okay Yayah," Indi replied.
After that Indi said nothing more. Choose to sit in the back and bring his favorite Encyclopedia book. While in front of Ervita holding Irene.
When the car Yamah Pandu across the Sleman area in the Prambanan Temple area, Indi pointed to the magnificent and beautiful temple. "Well, that's a lot of big buses. Are there many visitors, Dad?" ask Indi.
What Pandu said is true. That's all because Jogjakarta is a tourist city. When Lebaran is precisely a number of tourist attractions full of tourists. Even on Malioboro Street is also full and crowded.
"When in Solo?" ask Indi again.
"If in Solo, today in the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is full, dear. Mr. President will perform the Ied Prayer there," replied Ervita.
"In Solo, Mommy?" ask Indi again.
"Yes, Mr. President is originally a Solo person" replied Ervita.
Hearing Ervita's reply, Indi then laughed. "The President's father is just like Nda. Solo People. Wong Solo," replied Indi.
Ervita and Pandu laughed at Indi's chattering. Indi is usually only.
"If it's a tourist place, Nda?" ask Indi.
"Mother knows less, dear. Maybe Solo Safari is full. In addition, it is possible to travel in the mountainous area in Tawang Mangu. There are Jumog and Grojogan Sewu waterfalls there" Ervita replied.
Indi who was listening to him nodded his head. Indeed, in the hometown of Father and Mother there are a number of tourist attractions that are crowded when Lebaran. However, Indi now just want to go to Eyangnya's house, and play with Arka.
After driving for about an hour and a half, now Ervita and Pandu have arrived at Ervita's parents' house. They were welcomed by Pak Agus and Bu Sri.
"Sugeng Riyadi, Eyang," said Indi congratulating Eid al-Fitr in Javanese.
"Yuh, the sinter is Eyang's grandson. Beautiful and pinter Ms Didi" replied Mr. Agus.
After that of course Dad Pandu and Ervita do the tradition of sungkeman first to both parents. Just like yesterday, Pandu apologized using Javanese.
"Kulo ngaturaken sembah ngabekti dhateng panjengan, ugi nyuwun pangapunten ing sadeleme manah dumateng as powerful as agengipun kelepateipun follow horn catingal ringkang menapa mboten catingal. Mugi mugi Allah mingle sin kulo and panjenengan ing dinten riyaya enjoy."
Pandu said that with a bow to his Father and Mother-in-law. The meaning of that speech is.
I'm saying filial piety to you. At the same time apologize deeply for any wrongdoing that is not pleasing. May Allah melt down my sins and yours on this feast day.
"Together yes, Mas Pandu. I also apologize if I have been wrong to you. The parents are wrong. May we both return to Fitri well," replied Mr. Agus.
Ervita also congratulates the Eid al-Fitr holiday and apologizes in fine Javanese or commonly called Krama Inggil. Ervita to tears remembering her sins and mistakes in the past.
"Oh, don't cry. Mom and Dad were wrong too. Hopefully, in the future it will be better. You and your family are always blessed by Allah, endowed with all goodness" said Ms. Sri.
Ending the silence, Ervita hugged her Father and Mother. Then continued with a meal together and the grandchildren also get a sticky greeting from Eyang in Solo and there from May and Tanto.
"Yes, Ms. Ervi .. if there is a wrong apology" Mei told Ervita.
"Yes, yes, May. Ma'am if it's a lot wrong, also apologise" replied Ervita.
This time it feels perfect. You can share time and opportunity. A day in Jogja, and then in Solo. Celebrating the beautiful holidays in togetherness.