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The end of Ramadhan is finally come.
College is out and Eid holiday starts. I am an idler n this three days before the departure with a very sufficient money (thank God it is fasting month so I can minimize the outcome for lunch and snacks). Now I miss my sisters so bad.
Also, as requested by chopinston. My accessories.
This is a sample of accessories I wear everyday. Not much, a watch, pins, key chains, and lovely plastic fan. You might not see any cultural objects here since most of them are left at home :(
Pins are attained from (mostly) educational events, like what you see it is 2009's National Science Olympiad, university's event, and college's merchandise. And Joger? Cirno from Touhou is a welcoming merchandise from Genshiken, an extracurricular unit for modern visual culture study extracurricular unit. Turkish key chain was a gift from my best friend who had his home stay in Istanbul. Singapore key chain is from study tour, you know it.
I bought the Casio watch at Japan 4 years ago but it's cheaper than Indonesia's. In spite of its usage time, it's still very reliable. Don't bother the jellyfish fan btw.
College is out and Eid holiday starts. I am an idler n this three days before the departure with a very sufficient money (thank God it is fasting month so I can minimize the outcome for lunch and snacks). Now I miss my sisters so bad.
Also, as requested by chopinston. My accessories.
This is a sample of accessories I wear everyday. Not much, a watch, pins, key chains, and lovely plastic fan. You might not see any cultural objects here since most of them are left at home :(
Pins are attained from (mostly) educational events, like what you see it is 2009's National Science Olympiad, university's event, and college's merchandise. And Joger? Cirno from Touhou is a welcoming merchandise from Genshiken, an extracurricular unit for modern visual culture study extracurricular unit. Turkish key chain was a gift from my best friend who had his home stay in Istanbul. Singapore key chain is from study tour, you know it.
I bought the Casio watch at Japan 4 years ago but it's cheaper than Indonesia's. In spite of its usage time, it's still very reliable. Don't bother the jellyfish fan btw.