Razqa and Eyra @Prambanan Temple, Yogyakarta

It's a late post about Eyra's September visit to Jogjakarta. 

She had a chance to visit one of the Hindu Temples in Jogjakarta. It's Prambanan Temple.

Along with her cousin, Razqa, she enjoyed learning our cultural and historical heritage.

I was busy at the seminar when my brother-in-law (Razqa's Daddy) took Eyra and his son for a day trip.

And. . .it turned out that he took the kids to the temple^^ ok. Thank u for having the kids entertained.^^

Jalan~Jalan Naik Motor

We went to Brantas River which is just 5 km away from home. It's the longest river in East Java....and it used to be my playground, too.

Afterwards....we had a light?? Dinner.

Soto Branggahan...as it's called in that area.

We had fun. Right, Eyra?

*edisi naik motor jln jln di Kediri.

First Stop Over: Bogor

One of the reasons of me insisting on visiting Bogor was to meet our relatives, Pakdhe Anto, who's just got his lungs operated...and alhamdulillah, he's back to his normal activities. Semoga selalu sehat, ya Pakdhe Anto. *along with Adi (my nephew)...the youngest son in the family.

Adi, early in the morning, as he was about to go to school. Right, the red minivan is his school bus!! 

and...for the dinner that day. Sayur asem, tempe goreng, nasi goreng....hmmm 

Ok...HOT ROD!!! ㅋㅋㅋ gosh..the name is so suggestive. I couldn't think straight.!!

oh, I needed a simcard for my phone...and XL the one I had back then. 

With Aan. Gee..he's grown up now. A high school boy...I still remembered taking him to movies ...or playing along with him...back then when he's like...6 y.o. 

With his own motorbike.

 

Oh, Adi..please change your uniform, first.!!! Gee...kids these days...they cannot get themselves away from gadgets. I mean..well...!! 

*intermezzo: One day Stop Over in Bogor...bloated my luggage!!! So many oleh-oleh (present, mostly food) from Bogor..to bring along to Jogja! 

Family Selfie!!! oh, there's Arif, too.  

Thank you Budhe for having me during my short-visit to Bogor.

Before I departed to Bandung for my next stop-over, I took a memorable picture of the happy family of my sister-in-law, Budhe Ning in Bogor.  

Ok...more selfies!!

Kamsahamnida + Instagram-like Xone

I think the committee did a great job of creating zones so attractive...

that it tempted us to..

..well...what could be better than showing up our pose?

After all. ..it's for a good cause.

...and that's. ..our pledge to cherish and love ibu pertiwi.

it's crazy...yet...it's fun.

kamsahamnida...Korea.

Greetings from us.

@ Ngurah Rai Airport, Bali: Departure to Incheon, Korea

It's around 9.30 pm Bali time and along with Putu, our guide for today, we finally arrived at Bali airport..ready to depart to Korea.Thank you, Putu. 

The last time I went to Bali, this terminal was still under development..but now..this new modern terminal greeted us. 

Since it's new, I got to make sure that I knew where to go for our smooth departure to Korea. It's comparatively bigger compared to the previous one. 

But..first thing first, we got to re-arrange our cabin baggage:-) 

Ready for departure.... 

Before immigration process, we had a chance to look around and...well.. 

we needed to have our dinner....^^ 

Indonesian nasi goreng and well...what the kids loved...**

Bye-bye, Indonesia. See you again next year. Amin.

Kuta Beach Walk, Bali

We're back to Kuta Beach Walk after having spent an afternoon on the beach. Since it's already night time, we saw different facade of the mall...not quite what we experienced during the day. 

Once again, though it may look modern, the essence of it all was still a traditional feel of Balinese style. 

Let's take a pose to capture the moment, gals.  

taking a pic in front of the bright lights lo the stores along with the dangling green plants.... 

me, too...me, too.  

The girls found frangipani flowers fell off from the trees....they picked them up and got an idea of floating them on a pond. 

I wonder where they got the idea of doing that...but I guess it's a cool thing to do while waiting for guide to pick us up. 

Eyra, too, was also taking her chance of floating her newly found frangipani. 

It's simple and free...and the girls found their way of having fun. 

So this is what it looked like when the night sky loomed in. 

Just a few meters away from the sandy beach, Beach Walk really caters the need of anyone who wants to have a relaxing time in Kuta. 

Thanks, Putu for taking the picture. 

Now, we're ready to go to the airport.:-)