Hong Kong, 19 Sep 2020 As an extrovert, I do enjoy socials, parties, and being involved in communities because that’s where my energy recharged. For me, staying at home for the whole day is a torture. Most of the time, I need to go out or have other people’s presence. My communication skill is not … Continue reading Struggles as a 92% Extrovert
Hong Kong, 8 October 2018 Woops! It’s been three months since I have this shortest haircut ever in my life. It has also been fun -- receiving different reactions toward my new hair and answering the same question over and over again: WHY CUT THIS SHORT??!? To make it even more fun, I have two … Continue reading Short Haircut to Show I’ve Moved On?
Hong Kong, 16 April 2018 Dalam agamaku, aku belajar bahwa akhir dari perjalanan ini bukanlah surga. Masih akan ada banyak perjalanan-perjalanan berikutnya sampai kami terbebas dari samsara. Buatku, seorang umat biasa, perjalanan ini terasa terlalu panjang dan muluk-muluk. Tetapi aku sadar, perjalanan apapun akan selalu lebih mudah bila kita melangkah bersama-sama. Perjalanan ini tidak melulu … Continue reading Dhammamitta #2: Perjalanan
Hong Kong, 28 February 2018 You might be tired reading this but, February has always been my favourite month because my birthday simply falls at the end of it. I'm a person who's always looking forward to celebrations - new year, graduation, birthday, etc. I know it's too early, but since the beginning of the year, … Continue reading 200% Achieved #BirthdayFundraising
Hong Kong, 7 Februari 2018 [Post pertama ini ditulis untuk majalah HKSIS] Indonesian Night adalah malam kebudayaan tahunan yang diadakan oleh PERMISI - Persatuan Mahasiswa Indonesia CityU. Acara ini adalah salah satu Student Initiated Project yang didukung oleh Global Service Office. Indonesian Night 2018 mengangkat tema Devata atau yang kita kenal sebagai Bali. Dengan persiapan maksimal … Continue reading Indonesian Night 2018: Devata
Hong Kong, 8th February 2018 Ever since I was a kid, all my social science and history teachers told me that Indonesia is a really culturally diverse country. Back then, I didn't know much about other countries' cultures, so I simply nodded to what they said. Coming to Hong Kong, I started to learn how Chinese … Continue reading I Finally Understand What My Teachers Said
Hong Kong, December 2017 This time of the year has always been one of my favourite seasons, neither because of the weather nor the holiday, but because I can feel the positive vibes of the people around me as they are looking forward to start over and leave the past behind. To me, 2017 has … Continue reading 2017: A Ferris Wheel Ride
Hong Kong, 14 December 2017 Let's just admit, everyone knows there's a tension between the Hongkongers and the Mainland Chinese. Looking at smaller scale, particularly in my campus, we often see the Mainland students were being despised. Personally, I had terrible experience with my mainland roommate in my second year whom I never talked to except when we're … Continue reading Learn to Understand ‘The Mainland’
Hong Kong, 18th October 2017 Recently, I came to realise how much time, energy and love for Dhammamitta I've been spending - and that's a lot. Dhammamitta is an Indonesian Buddhist Community in Hong Kong that I initiated two years ago with two other friends because we were bored on Sundays. It has been a big … Continue reading Dhammamitta #1: I’m a Proud Big Sis
Sheffield, 10 May 2017 Being away from home does not hinder me from being aware of what's currently happening in Indonesia, particularly Jakarta. I am not a politic junkie; the ugly truth is most of time, I only keep myself updated by reading my friend's social media posts instead of reading the news itself. Honestly speaking, I don't … Continue reading The Loving Kindness We Always Learn
