Rocking the boots

Just few photos taken awhile ago at Grand Indonesia, Jakarta.

Wohooo.. I love eating!

Mwahhhhh,

@liesining

Donald Fauntleroy Duck

Yes, Donal Duck. He is my all-time-favorite character. He is so funny especially when he is mad.
Last July I joined a Donald Duck gathering held by Kompas Gramedia "Disney division" during Bobo Fair. It was fun. We did t-shirt painting and a game show. I couldn't believe that I could answer the questions correctly. Unfortunately I failed to answer the questions about "Paman Gober' or Scrooge McDuck. But it's okay, I still got 2 t-shirts. One from the t-shirt painting and another from the doorprize.

Before

After

The coupon

The t-shirts

The pictures below were taken at Central Park last month.

Unbranded Donald Duck t-shirt

Lower East Side' ankle boots @Payless

What's your all-time-favorite Disney character?


Mwahhhhh... (:


Miss Ing

It's not the End

It's kinda late to say "Good Bye, May..." and it's also too late to post this posting.
Getting so busy with scoring my students tests made me don't have time for blogging. I also have to postpone my personal make up test since I was too lazy to go there. So, tomorrow I will and have to do the last session of my Personal Make up and be ready to do the test. I can do it!!

 

My last Self Make Up session

 

Unbranded Bag from Mangga Dua Jakarta, Pink Esprit Shirt, Vest, Executive Pants, Bata Sandals

Starting from this month will be a busy year for me. New academic year, new students and new project will be on my list. I wish I could do all of them well.

Hey.. It's Weekend!

Weekend = Wearing jeans to office... Yayy...

A quick snap from my boy's working place. =D

Batik: the Traditional Fabric of Indonesia

Our President, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY) has decided that October 2nd is a Batik Day.... So on that day, as Indonesian people, we have to wear Batik. Many companies, schools, offices, have their employees wearing Batik not only on Batik Day but also once a week. Most of them choose Friday as a Batik Day when all of the workers have to wear Batik. That also happens in my University. Starting on April this year we have a new uniform both for the educational staffs and non-educational staffs, which means I, as one of the lecturers (Yes, I am.. I am a lecturer! Don't you believe it???? =,= ), have to wear this uniform. We were given the same pattern of cloth then we have to sew it by ourselves or we could give it to a tailor to make our uniform. The model is free. We could design it by ourselves. So... This is my uniform that I always wear every Friday. I usually wear it with THE EXECUTIVE pants, unbranded polka ribbon, and VNC shoes.

It would be more fun if we talk more about the history of Batik. Let me tell you what I know about Batik. I read it on the Internet, frankily :p . The word batik is thought to be derived from the word 'ambatik' which translated means 'a cloth with little dots'. The suffix 'tik' means little dot, drop, point or to make dots. Batik may also originate from the Javanese word 'tritik' which describes a resist process for dying where the patterns are reserved on the textiles by tying and sewing areas prior to dying, similar to tie dye techniques. Another Javanese phase for the mystical experience of making batik is “mbatik manah” which means “drawing a batik design on the heart”. Making batik is not an easy thing to do. There are many kinds of batik that we can find in Indonesia. But the most popular batik is batik which uses a wax pen or canting to make it. Of course the price will be higher than Batik which only need to stamp it on the cloth.

Here is the picture of canting:

So, are you proud of being Indonesian people??
Let's wear Batik! 

What I wore to work

Today I wore my sister's Esprit shirt which sleeves have been cut into short sleeves, my mom-made knitted-vest + jeans, white flats from St. Moritz, and a white Monol watch.