New Contest from @Xpilar 20/11-2017 "get free upvote"
This time I have created a picture according to my own imagination for this competition "What happened "
Picture tells a little, but I wish you to make a good story. In the comment please take a pictures in the story.
You can choose to make a story based on my image or It can be anything from pictures / videos or drawing / painting.
I want to give good upvote to those who contribute to great stories
Ilustrated image is made by @xpilar
Are excited about what you write about my image.
Good stories can be upvote by me, but simple comments do not get upvote.
A good comment as content more a few words can be upvote.
This will be a small competition where the best can get up to 50 % upvote.
Simple rules as follows: pictures drawings, paintings taken from the web or the media you are not allowed to use, then you must prove that you own it, otherwise no upvot from @pilar
If you use images and information from the web, you need to indicate where it comes from example type "search image credit" or where info is taken from
* Spam plagiarists may be flagged 
In the competition, only one post per participant is allowed 
Ilustrated images in this post are credited to Pixabay.com
Re-steemed and upvote this post and write that you have done it in the comments box to be in the competition.
Competition runs in. 2 days before it ends
What are you waiting for, come on, have fun
We live in a world where good news is often outshone by bad. Nevertheless, we at Bright Side do our best to make sure kind and heroic acts don’t go unnoticed. Every day, thousands of people try to make this world a better place, and our goal is to acquaint you with at least some of them.
Such things as courage and self-sacrifice, however, are inherent not only in people but also in our smaller, four-legged and furry friends. That’s why we’ve decided to pay tribute to some of the animal heroes out there with these seven short but incredible stories about some of their heart-warming acts. We think that everyone can learn something from these brave and noble animals. Let me share about When Dasher was a seven-month-old puppy, he earned the title of hero. The dog spent more than 14 hours in a forest during a storm protecting his owners’ child.
When two-year-old Dante Berry walked out of the family, Dasher was the only one who noticed. The child wandered all over the place, but luckily his faithful friend followed close behind him. Eventually, they lost their way in the forest about 1.8 miles (3 km) from home. It took a long time for Dante’s parents to notice that their child was missing. They called the police and started looking for Dante everywhere, but a terrible storm broke out that night. It paralyzed traffic on the roads, and the search was postponed until better weather.
But fortunately this dog rescued the lost child how? The dog moved near the child and uses his tooth to hold the tip of the lost child and drag him gentle until the dog get to narrow road nearby thst forest, this dog keep barking until one passenger noticed him and stop the driver, they took the along and after some few minutes later, when the bus which took help the dog and Child got to his owner house before the bus passing by the dog started barking serious and he barking toward one house the driver stop the bus, the owner has got out of the house when they heard of a barking dog that is how the dog rescue the lost child.
Thanks for reading
Incredibly Great stories @dabbey
thanks dabbey
How does culture live in an apartment? This question, I catapult by looking at the various attitudes, and the behavior of apartment dwellers, apartment management and also security apartments. This impressed my little research.
My experience from being born to being self-employed is always living in a house (landed house), where there are parks, neighboring neighborhoods that know each other, and can keep dogs. My first experience living in an apartment is not in Jakarta, but in New York City whose people have long known the concept of living in an apartment because of limited land. Initially it is quite difficult because the apartment is not free when staying at home alone, and need to have a tolerance attitude with other residents of the left and right neighbors and top and bottom. In the beginning, living in an apartment made me grow lonely, though I was finally able to overcome the loneliness in line with the time I lived in the country people through knowing many people and also familiar with neighbors. Incidentally the apartment where I live likes to organize an event in order to get closer to its residents through the Haloween party where the kids will knock on the door of the apartment for trick or treat as well as the annual party of residents with potluck system. For residents who will participate they register in the apartment management on a voluntary basis. Although New York, famous for its individualistic attitude but its New Yorkers are happy to have a get-together, it proves to be in great demand for the apartment's annual feast. The party is not only enjoyed by the residents but also the management of staff and security in the apartment blend in to enjoy the party. In addition, the doorman also has knowledge about residents, imagine the doorman can memorize the name of almost more than residents / families in 430 units in the apartment with 2 towers. Indeed, most of the residents are NY residents who have lived since the apartment was founded in 1969. Most residents already know each other, but for new people like me also not too difficult to mingle with them. When I just moved out, my neighbor passed by and greeted and introduced himself.
When I lived in Bangkok, by chance almost all of the residents in the apartment I was staying were expatriate. This apartment also has a habit of doing an annual party for the gathering of residents. And they also urge their residents to be able to give tips or donate unused items to staff in the apartment from the security to cleaning service, once a year. Giving this tip is quite transparent, because it is also known by the staff and residents and management. For the residents it is an expression of gratitude to the friendly staff and very helpful. For the indigenous people of Bangkok is actually not much different from the people of Jakarta who still love to live in a house that has a garden. Jakarta's stagnant situation is also faced by Bangkok residents living in the suburbs. But the difference with Jakarta, Bangkok has a better alternative of public transportation options and more regular motor vehicles and the number of motorcycles is not as much as in Jakarta.
There is my experience that may be said funny also when in Bangkok, I never face a neighbor who wants to borrow a pot, because it wants to make a party but do not have a big pot. At first I was quite surprised too, because the Caucasian and her Thai girlfriend, knocked on my apartment and introduced myself as a one-story resident below me. He explains needing a pot, my kitchen equipment is actually limited too, then I love to point the pot that I have, finally they borrow also the pot. And the pot, finally returned after 2 weeks of being in my neighbor. At first I was about to report to the apartment management about the pot, but before reporting it was a friend roomate the bule borrower pot who also the Caucasian restore my pot and apologize for only had time to return while his friend has returned to his country and the party held for farewell party I am acquainted with the neighbor. For over 4 years in Bangkok I lived in the same apartment and almost knew all the inhabitants and sometimes invited to lunch or dinner.
How to live in an apartment in Jakarta? Since I have not lived in the apartment I live in for only 4 months, it may not be valid to give judgment. But what I feel is that the people in the apartment I meet are not very friendly. My experience in the elevator, when I say hello good morning, not very well-welcomed, maybe I tend to be called a freak. But surely not everyone behaves like this.
nice story and with good informason @nellysteem
Thanks @xpilar,