Kampusku dr Lt 8 Faculty Building

Baru tahu kalo gedung pusat kog kayak menara miring Pisa. Hmm...sudut pengambilan gambar sj kale.

Musim gugur telah tiba. Dedaunan mulai berubah warna. Indah jadinya.

Och...baru tahu...ada veranda seluas itu di atas cyber hall. Hmm...anyway...it's a beautiful sight in autumn.

Autumn Knitting

 Mama has been busy since the start of Autumn this year. She learns something at the multicultural community center: knitting!!

then..she made one warm-looking scarf for me already. DONE.

Then..she's now making a new one for Eyra. But, this time, it's kinda different.

She's also teaching Eyra how to make one of her own. 

So, there began the journey of knitting.

Mom and daughter. 

I thought that she would say it'd be hard for her. As it turned out, Eyra found it challenging and fun at the same time--which kinda hooked me in. 

She's now --for a week now--been drowning herself in the 'autumn knitting world' with her Mom. 

Well, ..at least you could find something different other than gaming:-)

A Giant Screen TV: Autumn Foliage

Yes, and this is what I mean by my giant screen TV. It's the window in my room.

Every morning it displays the feature of autumn morning with all its splendor. 

A colorfully radiant morning sun rays that penetrates into the autumn foliage is mesmerizing for my eyes to rest upon. 

It's just that it couldn't be any brighter and more dazzling than this simple routine of waking up to gaze this bright light right outside my window. 

Gee...I think I am too poetic...

thanks, Autumn.

International Food Festival (part 5): Friends Who Invited Me into Their World

Aigerim and Elmira (not shown on picture) were the first friends who got me aware of this event. Kakaotalk-ing with me a week ago...to make sure that I could come and be a part of their annual festival. 

Let's take a moment to celebrate, Aigerim. 

One of my best friends, Jobirson. Well, We were at the same campus, HUFS, when we're still learning Korean language back in the 2011 and 2012. 

Now he's studying at KDI. 

A nice attire, Jobir. 

Then, ...what would a picture be without Felix (the guy on the right) from Ghana. Just like Jobirson, Felix used to be at the same university (HUFS) with me until he--also--started his study at KDI. 

Then..off we went again..with Jobirson from Uzbekistan.

Again with full-fledged smile on our face.:-) 

Last but not least, what would it be without photo with friends from Indonesia an other Southeast Asian countries. 

Thanks for inviting me, my dear friends.

International Food Festival (part 4); Newly Found Friends

Apart from tasting and savoring in new tastes of foods, I also had a chance to see new friends from around the globe.

These are my newly found friends from African countries in their colorful outfits. 

Then, at Asian Harmony booth, Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar also shared their native food to the visitors. 

Fellow friends from Middle-Eastern countries had a chance to show off their best delicacies. 

These are fellow students from European countries.

Oh, once again..I was hooked in African booth. Well, they're friendly and more than that..they made I think 6 kinds of fried rice that I loved the most.

Yes, colorful fried rice...: BIG mistake: I didn't take the pic of the food.:-( 

Asian Harmony: Friends from Southeast Asian countries gathered in this booth to show off their best delicacies to the visitors. 

"Please..please..let me put this onto your plate. You got to try this."

Friends from Africa and South America offered me enthusiastically. 

"Salute from Africa"

International Food Festival (part 3): The DECORATION

It would not have been a memorable event, had the committee not done such a great job of decorating the 7th floor Lincoln Hall at KDI School.

Colorful balloons were attached to the ceiling of the venue so as to give a sense of fiesta-like atmosphere to the already high-spirited food festival. 

Even, some students outrageously, yet cunningly named their booth like this one " Hell Kitchen". Oh,well..it's alright for people did flock and take a look at the booth.

Way to go, fellows. 

Or, some booths did make a great deal of preparation to give as complete information as possible to the visitors. Colorfully printed photos of food with their names are printed and shared on the board next to their booths. 

A closer look into the colorful balloons above the heads of visitors. 

A Contrasting Atmosphere. 

Or..some booths synergy-ized their financial and creative might and decided to make different regions into one laid-out banner attached at the back of the booths. 

Or what about hanging informative paper?

Yes, our friends from South America did rigorously prepare these information for any in-line or queuing visitors to see and read. 

This is it. I was glad to have attended the International Food Festival held at KDI School.

Thanks my friends, for having invited me.