Chelly's Autobiography .... =D

My name is Chelly Liviani. I come from Makassar, South Sulawesi. I am a student of Universitas Pelita Harapan Surabaya and I got a scholarship program for college study at UPH Surabaya. For the sake of studying, I came wandering on the island of Java. Although initially very difficult to separate from home life, but over time I've felt used and enjoyed it.
Since childhood, I have never lived with my parents. They divorced and I was with my sister lived with my grandparents, parents of my mother. I have one sister, I am the youngest. We grew up and raised by grandparents. We are taught to be diligent child, independent, diligent in worship and became a brilliant student. Because of them I always get a winner from elementary school through high school. Although born into a broken-home, I remain grateful for not being a chaotic, displaced, or whatever what the call because of family problems. I grew up like other children in general. Well my school, my social good, and most importantly I believe it was all because of God's intervention.
Now my parents have their spouse and have children, which means I have stepbrothers and stepsisters. Both of them follow their partner religion, i.e. Muslims. Although my parents converted, but I'm still a Christian, because since childhood I grew up with Christian teachings and personally I just believe in Jesus. So many differences between me and my parents. We also very rarely met, so I'm used to living independently. But whatever happens they are still my parents. They remain the best.
Apart from family problems, I live a really happy. The family of my parents very loved me. They were very nice and very caring for me. I have friends who are good, a good boyfriend, and lectures that fluently. Overall I was very grateful, and one thing I believe, that all God's intervention.
I always learned to give thanks in all circumstances, whether it's better or worse. Life is choices. Want your life is useful or useless. Whatever you background, as long as want to attempt, we’ll be successful. my hopes, I want my parents proud to have a child like me. =)