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Here's to sum up my new year trip to Semarang aka #pulangkampung featuring Eka Jasmine. We decided to explore hidden gem at the heart of Semarang. Thanks to her for adding my list-to-go and let's travel more!  Anyway, I am proud to say that Semarang received the CLEANEST Tourist Destination in Southeast Asia, read here: https://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2020/01/20/semarang-named-cleanest-tourist-destination-in-southeast-asia.html Curious what all went down with the list? 1. Makuta Cafe - The Finest Jamu I finally found the underrated JAMU at the quaint little shop around the midst of Kranggan (China Town in Semarang). It owned by Nyonya Meneer family, one of the famous Jamu producers in Indonesia. The ambiance is soooooo good. You can smell those mix spices boiled once you entered the room. You will experience Jamu in a more "cafe" way with any kind of flavors and benefits to your body and MIND! "Ibu" will be there to answer anything and

Over the past centuries, there is no doubt that men and women roles have less distinction. These differences impact gender roles in any situations such as family, organization, economic, and environmental as well. Women have significant roles not just in a family but in society. Their responsibilities most likely begin at home where they manage the household and look after their children, therefore the roles expectation tends women to just staying at home. In this case, women have a connection with sustainability to create a better change in the future. Since feminism has evolved, women participation have gained in every sector especially in environmental issues because women will affect the most when it comes to natural resources. In the 1980s, Ecofeminism theory explained there is an intersection between the oppression of women and the harmed environment. This theory essentializes that women are being victim and differentiated. The inequality between men and women came from se

Here come the last two months of 2018 -whatttttt? It’s a peaceful Saturday, being a couch potato (finally). Hoping there is no sudden obligation or any kind of self-made issues that ended up makes you feel guilty for taking a rest and busy on updating your Spotify playlist, but I did . It’s like my body knows you are in a relax mode and keeps reminding: “Hey, you haven’t finished with the 1..and next think about 2..3.. then 4..” I’m currently thinking a lot about what can happen in the next five years from now. W hat kind of person I will be? What career that suits me? Did I miss something that should be done earlier? You realized that it all came from you unexpectedly, who’ve made a hundred of reasons on why this relief and frightened feelings at the same time become matter yet unavoidable. I just constantly thinking about: “How does it fit and fall together in the first place?” And all those endless questions like:  What are things that people know and I stil

Beberapa waktu lalu saya berkunjung ke rumah salah satu kerabat untuk berakhir pekan, kita terlibat dalam pembicaraan yang sejujurnya membuat saya bengong. She said,  “Pernah  gak sih  kamu ngeliat teman kamu yang selalu beruntung, ketika lomba dia menang, hasil ujian juga lebih bagus padahal  you work hard for it too . Alam semesta mempunyai  rules- nya sendiri tentang  take and give. Mungkin temen kamu atau keluarganya sering beramal, dampaknya di keberuntungan temen kamu itu." Lalu dia menjelaskan bahwa g ive  adalah ketika kamu berdoa dan beramal.   " Rezeki itu muter terus, ketika kamu banyak memberi dengan ikhlas, kita juga bakal dikasih banyak." Ketika mendengar kata beramal, rasanya buat saya sesuatu yang besar dan sulit dilakukan menghitung uang jajan yang pas-pasan. Ternyata.. Kata siapa itu mustahil? Ketika mendengar kata beramal atau  charity , saya membayangkan donasi yang harusnya besar. Kerabat saya memberikan perhitungan yang mencengangkan den