Hello Goodbye!

I can not believe I'm turning 26 this year. For twenty six years I have lived in this earth. I have experienced ups and downs. I have faced what Life has given me, either good or bad. I have passed through a remarkable journey of being me. But, I'm still learning to overcome what's in front, in a beautiful way possible. Without letting myself turns worse. Without giving harm to people or myself. So, giving myself a lil' present would be nice. A lil' present for being able to live for 26 years. A lil' present for surviving life beautifully. A lil' present as a motivation to dream bigger. Jogjakarta was my destination. I brought along my Arians friend. (Yes, we're a proud Arians). We've been friend since uni. Even though she's quite unique (I'm talking about her characteristics here * insert wheel-barrel teeth emoticon here *), we share same thought about how do we do when we travel. So, I really enjoyed her company in Jogja. It was a b...

Oh, hello again! Can you guess what am I watching? ;) photos from dramabeans

OMG! I super duper love this drama. I mean, how could you not? Seriously. I was drowning into it. I was watching Hyde Jekyll Me when I knew about Kill Me Heal Me. A drama based on psychological disorder. Yap, I think kdrama writers have been engaged with psychological disorder for quite some time. Two big TV station have been airing the same theme, and only one that caught my eyes entirely, Kill Me Heal Me. Casts I could not think of better cast for the male lead other than Ji Sung. He portrayed Cha Do Hyun very well. His acting was beyond compare. It was amazing. I gave him four thumbs for being able to swap smoothly among personalities. Even I believe that he had 7 personalities. His eyes talked that much about each personalities. Not only his eyes, but also his talks and accents while speaking was so convincing. Let's give him an award of best actor already! The female lead was perfectly matched the male lead. Hwang Jung Eum delivered the role of Oh Ri Jin pretty well. I d...