Saturday Brunch

I had an early day today since I had to go to Campus Employment Training at 10 in the morning. Honestly, I usually wake up at around 11 on Saturdays. The training finished at 12am, obviously I missed Mensa. But, I was actually happy because I could make my own Satruday brunch. Since I did grocery yesterday, I had enough "college food". I also bought pork skin. In Indonesia, people eat it a lot with noodles. Here what I did:

What you need:
1. One packet of Maruchan Beef Teriyaki Noodles (or other brand)
2. Pork Skin Chips
3. A slice of chicken breaded stripes.

Happy Saturday!
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Un Petit Dinner

June 15, after waiting for the last arrivals from Bandung which are Lola and Githa's, a city 2 hours from Jakarta, we finally had a meet up - a dinner. We planned to eat at Loewe, apparently we were 12 lines waitlisted. Without thinking any longer, we moved to Penang Bistro, Singaporean/Malaysian foods, while Loewe is more like European.

As usual, we spent the hours talking, laughing, taking picture, flashbacking to highschool and yes, eating. High shcool is always my be my favorite time of life, and what makes it more special is having the best friends of your life!

Pretty complete (from left to right) Githa, Andri, Lola, Tia, Me, Audrey, Lintang was taking the picture.

Lintang is now in the picture. The drescode was high heels by the way. Tia was not wearing heels because she had a small surgery several days ago, she's tall anyway.

Polaroids!

Seven oh Seven

Jakarta, The "All in City"

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The photo gallery is next to this building. Unfortunately this old historical building are being thrown away , seems that the government doesn't consider this as an "assets"

Last Thursday I had a pretty good time with the boys. There were my primo (this is how you call your firs year, yet he is Indonesian too), Putera and Didit, my friends from junior high school at St. Vincentius. The schedule was a treat from my primo and photo hunting with the others. He treated me and my friends because he knew all the things about UWCAd from Putra - I asked Putera to tell all of his juniors about this scholarship. Then here he goes, this Christian becomes my primo for the next one year! CONGRATS! First we went to Pasar Baru, a market which sells fabric as the major, full of Indians. There is this delicious Noodles Depot call ABUN you should really try! We also saw a photo show "14 World Heritage in Italy" which coincidentally was held at the same time when we were there. And there you see, my primo is getting excited!
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Verona - I've been there. Very very beautiful! Am coming again this year.

Naples / Napoli. Pretty much reminds me of my Project Week, the most cultural one! I think I have the pictures of those statues too taken by myself.

Primo getting excited to explore the country where he is going to spend his life for the next two years. Congratulation, Prim!

This is where we went for photo hunting. There's a biggest piazza in Jakarta. That building used to be Governor's Office under the Dutch Colony. Well for this kind of heritage, should pretty much thanks the Dutch once.

I AM "MALLING"

Lintang and Lola,xo

I just invented words. Mall-ing means a verb to go to mall. That thing can be considered as a habbit for Indonesian teenagers, a "big not" thing to be proud of. Well, to be honest - I don't spend my weekend at malls, I'm not a big going out. My Saturday night seems perfect with DVDs, food delivery and popcorns. I go to mall if I had a purpose; eating, watching, shopping. I'd prefer meet up at somebody's house or cafe, because mall treats people to be super consumptive. And, I still use my parent's money - so I just feel guilty, even they're ok with that. But, yesterday I went there to attend Brightspot. Look up one or two things for my daily wear. And I'm looking for a dress to attend my uncle wedding on September.

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Food, One best thing about mall, they provide so many restaurants with great choices and atmosphere. So, I went to my favourite cheescake shop, MAQUI'S - it's a Japanesse. I love it so much. I just knew it when I went with my cousin last month after my arrival here. And I just love it. MAQUI'S is the best!