Chilling Out with Coach-K

It's so sad knowing the day getting closer with both of internship season and K's departure for further study. Yeah, she's going to continue her study in Seattle, that has been her big dream this far. We arranged the day to hang out at Grand City, to give a try for the new ice-skating rink. I felt so horrible to stand not in my own feet and how to tame the blade on ice? I had no idea!

But Baby-K kept persuading me to try. I approved it and voilaaa, Baby-K was my new coach.

It was so difficult at first but well, I was quite adaptable for having the 1.5 hours private training. I fell off for three times but that's OK, I give a kiss to the ice from my ass! :p

Photos?

Here we go..

Baby-K's Fab 19

Here I am introduce you my new pretty friend "Krystel Evelyn Listyo"

I've been closer to her since at the beginning of 2nd semester. We did many projects as a solid team and even winning an award in my campus. So glad to meet her!

She is gorgeously smart, straight-forward, has a very nice posture, humble, friendly and "qualified"!

I've learned a lot from her, it seems like she filling me up with points that I need. 

That's pleasurable to share you some photos about her birthday (June, 14th 2011)

Happy Pastry Products

Gonna show you my pastry-making result :

Tadaaaaaa......

Lemper Ayam

Green Tea Mousse Cake : Proudly present, my favorite :)

(But I'm so bad in pouring the sauce >.<)

Banana Strudel

Potato Doughnut

Cheese Muffin

Green Tea Mousse Cake is my team own's creation menu for the final exam. We have to create recipe out of our module and we made it well as a teamwork without frequently peeked the recipe.

And friends also lecturer were glad to see our presentation and that new creation. The taste also YUMMY!
YEAY!

Sweet Dinner, Sweet Friends

I want to share you some photos of mine that capture my college friendship. It was the night I attended my friend's birthday dinner, Liana, at Oasis - The Capri.

Lastly, tadaaa, My silly face :D

3 Days with Lovely Villagers

Nice memory in the village (May, 23rd - 25th 2011).

Desa Sumur

I was thankful because I got super nice home parents. They live as a dairy farmer and for their additional works, they have a kiosk in their house and become a farmer in the field. I stayed in the 2nd floor there. I was not alone, there was Fifi, my classmate, also accompany my three special days in the Tambaksari Village, Pasuruan.

I had so much pleasurable activity there, I learnt how to milk the cows, harvest fields, helped my home parents cook and clean the house. Oops, I forget to introduce you, my home parents are Mrs.Tarinten and her daughter Mrs.Titik (23 y.o). Mrs.Titik has a pretty daughter, named Lailla (3 y.o).

I explored the village with friends, had a good time learning Gamelan and gathered with the romance of campfire in the middle of the night. Walking down the street to visit neighbors. So cool!

Also,

I got lots of valuable things there, about villagers especially. How do they live, their characteristic, way of thinking, their routines and (almost) all! It was very fun to be in the village. The weather also cool and fresh which I couldn't find in my town. Seriously!

The peace, the warmth and their smiles are just too precious. I learnt how villagers could live with all the simplicity and keep smiling all the way.

One thing, I realized that they are so sincere in everything. I was surprised when the time I had to leave came. My home parents cried and didn't want to meet me. I had no idea why they had to cry for an ordinary girl like me? But, it touched me much. 

Really, village and town are just two different world.

Uhmm, and few last things to share. FYI, villagers are so creative, they live with all the limitations but they can survive. They create nothing to something useful. Also, they have a biogas as a substitution of LPG's usage. So creative. Don't ever underestimate them.
If they're asked for moving to the town, they will reject it. Why? Because they think their life are satisfying enough. They enjoy it.