Mind Wanderer

Hi readers! I'm finally back to blog again after a looongg hiatus :D *maafkan ya karena kesibukan gue yang bikin otak mampet buat sekedar nulis-nulis di sini*. Well , di postingan kali ini gue ingin sharing tentang pengalaman gue ke exhibition The World of Ghibli Jakarta pada tanggal 31 Agustus 2017 yang lalu di Grand Ballroom Ritz Carlton Pacific Place Jakarta. Buat yang masih awam, mungkin bakal bertanya-tanya, apaan sih Ghibli itu? Studio Ghibli Singkatnya sih, Studio Ghibli ini ibarat Disney-nya Jepang. "Studio Ghibli, Inc. (株式会社スタジオジブリ Kabushiki-gaisha Sutajio Jiburi) adalah sebuah studio film animasi yang berbasis di Koganei, Tokyo. Studio ini telah menelurkan film-film animasi berkualitas sejak tahun 1984. Beberapa judul film animasi legendarisnya di antaranya adalah : Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro, Princess Mononoke, Kiki's Delivery Service, Castle in the Sky,  Grave of the Fireflies dan masih banyak lagi. Film Spirited Away bahkan diganjar Piala Oscar

Heyho, peeps. It's been a while since my last post. Pardon me for not writing in this space since like 3 months ago. I have tried to be more focused in blogging, but in reality... it's kinda hard to balance between work and blogging LOL. I wanna tell you about my first experience traveling to Lombok. Big thanks to the office who provided us such an exciting trip. Gonna bomb you with TONS of photos here xD So, here we go, then? First stop. Sasak Ende Traditional Village. Seems that this village is a must visit place when you were in Lombok. This village will show you the traditional houses of Sasak tribe. The Sasak people make up most of Lombok’s population. A few villages in this area do not want to modernize along with the rest of the island. These villages are characterised by their lack of modern technology. Their lifestyle is based on farming and weaving. Largely left alone for some time, these pockets of traditional island life are, however, witnessing increasing

"Real museums are place where time transformed into space." - Orhan Parmuk It's summer time and everyone seems to be out-of-town due to Eid (Lebaran) holiday. So I think it was the best time to explore my own hometown: Jakarta. Me and my friend decided to take an educational day out by visiting National Museum Indonesia or popularly known as Museum Gajah (Elephant Building). For a person who always has a "thing" for history like me, I was very excited. We went there using free city tour bus that has been provided by Jakarta's government (big thanks to Pak Ahok, former Jakarta Governor who started this cool idea). Started from Istiqlal Mosque, we rode this double-decker bus. We managed to seat on the top level of the bus. Due to Lebaran holiday, this bus was full-packed with family who brought along their children. So you know, it was kinda noisy with children's nagging, curiosity and most of all : CRYING hahaha. I think the city tour bus is a good th

It's almost 3 weeks in 2017. Happy belated new year, anyway. I personally happy knowing that I survived through the storm in 2016 :") Patience and faith are two things I learned the most during 2016. I found no motivation to write on this blog, recently. Work matters seem occupied my mind, my body, or even my soul (?) It's been 2017 already and I'm still feel like I'm lost in life, somehow. I still don't know if my journey right now is the right thing and the best path for me. Steve Jobs once said, "You cannot connect the dots by looking forward, but you can connect dots looking backwards. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future." But my "dots" in life seems so errand and unconnected HAHA. Looking back, I majored in Science when I sat at high school. Going forward to uni life, I took Accounting as my major and Capital Market as my minor (oh God, look I AM DEFINITELY SO RANDOM); and finally here