… 11 Pictures, 849 words, under 5 minutes to read. đ The rain was persistent, so was my loneliness, and my willingness to spend one last day in Seoul nicely. Moreover, I had dinner appointment with my super nice host, … Continue reading Memory of Seoul on May 15, 2016
The rain is pouring heavily from this morning. Itâs inconvenience to go anywhere, even to the Pit area, although the companyâs vehicles are equipped with 4 wheels drive. Since I have worked in mining company, rain is something that we … Continue reading Seoul, May 15, 2016
Lately, my willingness to read is decreasing significantly. Iâve made target reading at least 25 book this year and I am 6 books behind this far. Iâve bought plenty of books since early 2016, however few of them are left dusted. I brought it forth and back to my house-camp each time I got my field break, and until this moment, itâs all left untouched. So, I write this post, which is dedicated to my sleeping-reading-mood. I wish this could be a booster to my reading mood. You might have a clue that my knowledge of author and book is … Continue reading Reading Lately
April 27th, 2013 10.32 a.m. Tokyo Station, Japan Continue reading Coolness Level Infinite
This post will be about me and Shinsekai, and will be… a little bit narcissistic. đ Shinsekai is one popular tourist destination in Tennoji Area, Osaka, in spite of its lack of safety issue. The issue I couldnât affirmed, whether it was true or just rumor because as far as I remembered, Iâve never felt that way. Iâve visited Shinsekai twice and I had never even once faced the safety issue. All Iâve ever felt was the excitement while walking from one lane to another. I think it was really hard to be in bad mood while in Shinsekai area, … Continue reading Shinsekai, Osaka
Three days ago, I got an opened love letter from one of my best friends, Neng Uchan. She tagged me a picture of Mount Fuji which was beautifully taken from Hakone. Both Mount Fuji and Hakone have a special place, somewhere in my heart. Back to the call, it was a sweet reminder of our first anniversary trip to Hakone. Yeaaaahhh \^0^/ (clapping my own hand for my own achievement). Even though we just spent a night there and it didnât work as what we had planned before, I still had few good memories about it (I do hope this … Continue reading A Glimpse of Hakone
No woman should have a memory. Memory in a woman is the beginning of dowdiness, said Lord Illingworth. âWoman of No Importance by Oscar Wilde- I was a little bit annoyed while reading that line in Wildeâs book, but now, I think I gradually become dull. So Sydney, in order to stop thinking about you and I become really really out-of-date because of these-so-yesterday-Sydney-stories, letâs accomplish everything here! In one post. So, here we are on my fifth day in Sydney. That was my most lazy time while in Sydney. After bidding our (temporary) goodbye, I didnât feel like strolling … Continue reading How Can I Forget You, Sydney?
And I… Will love you, Baby… Always… A line from extremely famous song of Bon Jovi. I was ten when I first heard that song from my older sisterâs radio. I didnât recognize the other words from the whole song, but âlove youâ and âalwaysâ. I just started learning about numbers in English back then (hey, it has been about 20 years and I’m stuck at this level. Kekekekeke), so I didnât get the whole meaning of the song, however that was the first time, I was introduced to Uncles Bon Joviâs song, and I liked it. I liked the … Continue reading About Bon Jovi Concert in Jakarta
Iâm not over with âMemoirs of A Geishaâ by Arthur Golden, yes, I know that I was left too far behind from this book was published for the first time or even from its movie first coming out. However, there were few places which were written in the book that I want to share. âKamo River River or stream was mentioned so many times in the book, but as far as I remember, the only one river that flows close to Gion District is Kamogawa River, one of the most popular spots for both tourist and Kyoto resident. Spending time … Continue reading The Walk of A Geisha
Suddenly the need of the blue runs through my bloodâs stream, and speaking of blue, it reminds me about beach, and here I am, on my desk, remembering one of my blue-scaping close to Sangatta, where my family live. Itâs called Pulau Beras Basah (Wet Rice Island) which lies at Makassar Strait, about 60 km at the southern part of Sangatta. Itâs such a peculiar name, isnât it? My sister told me that the name was derived from how this small artificial island did look like a wet pile of rice for being surrounded by the sea (strait actually). There … Continue reading My Blue-scaping; Pulau Beras Basah
