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Hi there! A warm welcome to you.

I am Kennice and I have been posting on this blog since 2014. I talk about my own perspective on many things here and in the future, I'd like to post more about my travels too!

I really like making videos (travel videos, self-development, etc) on my YouTube channel too. You can find my channel here.

Pernah mendapat berbagai prestasi di beberapa bidang (menulis, menggambar, olah raga, akademis & desain):
  1. Juara 1 lomba Comic Strip dari Integrity Kids Club tahun 2011.
  2. Juara 2 lomba mading 3D dari Unika Soegijapranata tahun 2013.
  3. Juara 1 & favorit lomba mading 3D dari Universitas Diponegoro tahun 2013.
  4. Salah satu peserta yang karyanya dikategorikan sebagai karya terbaik lomba menggambar dari Tupperware tahun 2014.
  5. Juara 3 & favorit lomba mading 3D dari Universitas Diponegoro tahun 2014.
  6. Juara 3 paralel (semester gasal) di SMA tahun 2014/2015.
  7. Juara 3 dalam kompetisi tenis meja yang diadakan sekolah tahun 2016 ;P
  8. Salah satu peserta yang karyanya dikategorikan sebagai artikel terunik oleh ASUS Indonesia dalam kompetisi menulis tahun 2016.
  9. Juara 3 dalam kompetisi pidato internasional di kampus tahun 2018.

Aku membuat blog supaya dapat berbagi dengan kalian. Karena selain video, dengan menulislah aku bisa berbagi :)


You can contact me through

  • Instagram: @hikennice
  • Email: kennicesetiadi@gmail.com


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