Answering a Hubpages member's request, I think the best job I've ever had in my life up to now is writing from travelling. Besides I get to know other culture, try to speak their language, the most important thing is that I learn to understand that in this context there's nothing absolutely wrong or true, but just a difference that makes this world is uniquely rich.

Actually this is not a job, but I myself have considered it as 'my most favorite job' because I feel I enjoy writing articles about the places I have visited and there's a pleasure to know anyone who reads it gain more knowledge, with the hope that one day they would have the ocassion to explore it like me too.

I happened to have the chance to go overseas by winning scholarships for a short course or participating in an international conference once (so not by my own money as I know going abroad costs pretty much for a simple girl like me :p). And since I also like writing I think it is fantastic to get to know every single place with its interesting views, history, or custom so that I will learn many new things.

In Indonesia working as a freelance article writer is likely little-paid, except if I want to make it published in a national mass media even though I must wait for it for months and there are many other good articles waiting to be on the news as well. But once I managed to publish my article on Capadocia on a community-based magazine in Singapore and indeed I got paid twice :) !

Someday I would like to continue writing for magazines abroad but now the problem is that I still use simple English which is not properly written for good and well-established mass media like Reader's Digest or other worldwidely publications. But anyway this kind of skills has always to be practised, isn't it?