Suddenly, I am falling in love with Indonesia...

This is going to be a short post because I am worn out and fucked-up exhausted. Okay, yeah. Haha on me. Anyway, eventhough the doughnut incident happened and the security guards, this shit made my day. After I watched a movie in Plaza Indonesia, I went outside with my family and went searching for food, by walking, I know, my dad said I need some exercise. (Not cool, pa)

Anyway, yeah we walked and found this restaurant which sells some killer fried rice. I don't know why I just said that but it was nice. We had some chats with family stuff since we are leaving Indonesia the next day, although I promised myself that i would live here! I don't even know why but I wanted to go to a school here so much!

To get to the whole point, after we ate at the yummy restaurant, I went outside and abruptly raised my hand for a taxi. I was just stepping outside the door and randomly raised my hand up and said 'I want a taxi!', loudly. Then, I laughed to myself and walked nearer to the roadside to get a cab. On my way to the roadside, I was walking, then this dude in a cab was like watching me from a distance, I could feel it eventhough I was not watching. I turned my head to him and he was looking straight at me.

I had no idea why! So I was like pointing to the front. He was beckoning that he would wait by driving nearer to me. He drove towards me and stopped. I was taken aback because I really didn't thought that someone would saw me raising up my hand for a cab. I was just randomly asking for one, not that I am ready to call one outside of the restaurant. Which doesn't really made sense because the highway was kinda far from the restaurant, so, I thought that it wouldn't be possible for anyone to see me asking for a cab because small trees are separating the highway and the road in front of the restaurant I had my dinner at.

So, anyway, I just got in and he sent me and my family back home to the apartment. That's all about it, what I am trying to say is, Indonesians are really particular in finding money and food for their family. All I can say is, I am impressed by how hard-working Indonesians work! I wish my country would do the same thing, too.

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I left my doughnuts in the cab :(

I was wrong after all! My day was bad! Yeah, I left my doughnuts in the cab I was riding on to Plaza Indonesia. It costed me 10,000 rupiah, it's like 7 ringgit here or something. I almost cried honestly. Boo-hoo. Maybe it was the cab driver's day that I left it or maybe it was just plain bitch karma. I'm sorry! :(((((((((((((((((((((

The whole point of me going to Plaza Indonesia was to watch The Grudge 3. I thought it would be totally cool if I ate them in the movie, so I won't have to eat crap from the cinema concession. They have nachos, btw. It was yummy, the cheese was melted and god, you can't even explain the feeling :)

Anyway, I bought chicken nuggets which was not worth it, I can't remember the price but it was totally not worth it. By the way, Indonesia is sooooooo cool because they don't have rates for the movies. So anyone could watch any movies, with no age limits! Wow! I know, right? And I finally got to watch Final Destination 4! Which, I admit, was kinda scary, lmao. The deaths was veryyyyy terrifying.

Okay, so when I reached the 6th floor, heading to the cinema, I stopped walking and thought of something. Shit! I left my doughnuts! Then I went to my sister and said that and maybe thought that I could get it back, but sadly, I can't do that, although I did wanted to try, maybe it was the dude's day making me forgot my doughnuts :(

Anyway, I watched The Grudge 3, it was worth it but like it said, the curse would never have an end. So, the ghosts will be on and on to the next billion. Terrifying. I am trying not to remember the ghosts though, but whatever anyway.

More updates soooon,

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Indonesia is on my last nerve,

Okay, so I'm going to tell you how irritated, annoyed I am to this country. I don't mean any offense or such offending shits. I'm just saying that it sometimes annoy me. Well, the people here is. Anyway, if you people haven't went to Jakarta, let me tell you something for your information. The people here are paranoid somehow. I asked my dad about that and he said that there's always people that tried or tries, still, to bomb the whole place.

For instance, I went to Plaza Indonesia, it looks much more like Pavilion in Kuala Lumpur by the way, and the security guards here are on my last nerve. They are so paranoid that they have to check every cars that enters to the shopping mall. In addition, they even have metal detectors in every of their entrances to the building!

I have never been so mad to a country before! So yeah, that's probably it, I took a cab here and it didn't cost me that much, so yeah, my days weren't that bad after all, huh?

More updates later,

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