Hello Goodbye!

On July 2019, I managed to sneak away to Myanmar with my colleagues a week before school started.  Wait, why so sudden? And it was a week before school days? Did you not have to prepare for the new academic year? Yeah, well. I am a kind of person who professionally do well at school. But, when it comes to holiday sessions, I'd like to be totally immersed in my holiday, although it's only a week before it ends. Ha!  The plane ticket was bought 6 months ago around February, so I was aware of the dates. All accommodation has been covered since June as well, so that's more reason to go, although it's just a week before school. (Guess the old and young me had so much energy to release back then). I was super excited because it's the first time I was going to another SEA Country besides Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand. The journey was quite long because we planned to visit Yangon for the first two days, Inle Lake (Nyaungshwe) for 24 hours followed by Mandalay for two da...

I've never thought that traveling with my dance-floor mates would be this amazing. Special thanks to my dance guru who held her wedding reception in Bali. Because of her, we had a chance to take a break from the dancing routine and had a festive culinary sessions in the island of god: BALI! To be funny, we arrived in Bali in several different time because we had our own work to handle before starting of our holiday. I arrived in the middle of the night when three of my friends had been enjoying beaches for the day. Thankfully, one of them was still awake so I did not have to knock the door so hard to wake her. Although it was super late, Ipenk and I still shared stories of how she had a pleasure time breathing fresh air and seeing blue seas and skies while I had a rough time managing my time to get to the airport in time. Nevertheless, we were so happy to be in the same island for that day. In the morning I took a breakfast with Ismu while waiting Thre to arrive and for Woro a...

I happen to see this draft about my last post of last year trip to South Korea. Gosh, it's been one year exactly and I have not finished it yet. (fade out laugh). So, here it goes.. My days in Korea was really coming to and end. Today was the last day. And I wanted to make it great that it would leave a footprint in my memory I will never forget. I decided to go to Bukchon to see The Heirs' Dream Catcher Shop and Sanggojae House as seen in Personal Taste (if you are a Minoz then you must be pretty much aware of the house and the shop. Ha!). At last, I went to Gyoengbokgung Palace. Since we didn't exactly know where the dream catcher shop was, we just let our feet wandered for a while. The weather was so nice. It could boost up my mood for the whole day. I even entered accessorizes shop and happily brought along cute earrings when I exited. I bought hoettok and sausage in the street. Korean street food was like heaven. I could taste local food in a cheaper manner. Ha!...