Some of you guys have probably known that I love coffee. I really love coffee to the point that my brain hardly works best without consuming a cup of coffee beforehand. Although I was warned by my doctor not to consume caffeine anymore because of my health, I just can't hold myself not to drink coffee :( Sometimes it's hard when you're too used drinking it before you start everything and all of a sudden you have to stop. It's like a personal drug to me.

Wait, did I just say Edward Cullen's line?

Anyway, I love coffee, and that's the end of story. But I feel ashamed because I don't know much about coffee despite holding high that title proudly that I'm a coffee junkie. I don't really like coffee that are sold at modern coffee shop like Starbucks even when my body can only tolerate so much with strong ones like espresso (God forbid I ever drink that 'poison'). I usually drink coffee with milk, such as latte, cappuccino, or cafe mocha. The combination is friendly enough for me to take and thus they're like the only product of coffee I always order in a coffee shop. But yesterday when I visited one of my friend's coffee shop called Kopi Ketjil with two of my friends from the art group, I had the chance to witness how original coffee is made. It's fun to watch! Those little coffee brewer and silver machine picks my interest and soon I wish I could have a part time job as a barista just like my friend here :D Although boyfie said I was better off the kitchen but I love to try new things. The place and the ambiance itself was very soothing and calming, not much chattering and for a coffee lover like me, this is a nice place for you to escape for your routines for a moment. Here are some photos I managed to snap at the coffee shop. The place isn't too spacious and it can probably fit for less than 10 people inside but still, definitely an Instagram-worthy place to visit :p Enjoy!

Good evening, people! It's 9.13 PM here now and I just finished my paper that's due tomorrow. As usual, I would turn my laptop on, open the document file, stare at it for a brief few minutes before I open my browser and start scrolling through tumblr or reading blogs, ha! Uni life has been really, really busy. I have to manage my time very well to make sure I catch up on everything. I barely have enough time to check up on the blog and see updates from my daily reads. This post itself has been lying in my draft for a few weeks now and I never had the time to actually finish writing about it. I'm getting tired of writing the same excuse over and over again everytime I'm about to post something on the blog. But I hope you guys will understand that my life is really that busy >,< Whether I'm busy doing things with my art group, travelling here and there with my friends, or I'm too backed up with exams and tasks that are piling up every week. This is a very late post about my last trip with my friends to Gumuk Pasir Parangkusumo. It's exactly next to Parangtritis Beach and such a weird thing that I've went to Parangtritis a lot of time yet I've never been to Gumuk Pasir. I've seen interesting photos from people on Instagram spending their time there, so you can imagine how excited I was to finally be able to visit it! Even though at first we thought we wouldn't be able to have fun because the weather wasn't very friendly, it was raining lightly on the way to Gumuk Pasir. But still, we took a lot of pictures there. Too bad we didn't manage to try the sandboarding, it would be totally fun!

Despite being in my early twenties, I still love going to the zoo. I mean, who doesn't?? You get to see a lot of animals there, maybe also the exotic ones? My recent visit to Gembira Loka was also my first one ever being there even though I've lived in Jogja for more than two years now. Like I said in many of my previous posts, my kind of date is to discover new places and take as many pictures as I can! This time though, I decided to tag along my other girl friends because they didn't have anything to do. Aren't I such a good friend? ;) And as usual, photos are gonna be loads, most of them are taken by my quick-learner boyfriend, yay!

Since I was kid, I was introduced to living with many pets by my parents. Fishes, hamsters, cats, birds, you name it. It led me to thinking that later when I grow up, I wanted to be a veterinarian. But just thinking about it made me laugh. Anyway, even though now I'm not majoring in vet at all, and there's no chance for me to work as one, my love towards the animal remains the same. I have two cats at home, and they're just normal stray cats that happen to stop by at our house. My family never buys cats. We just pick them from the street and feed them. Now that I'm more aware to all this animal-ish thingy, I spread my knowledge by searching more about animal conservation. My favorite one to look at is definitely Big Cats Rescue. I just discovered them recently but already I've watched all of their videos. Since I'm a law student, I'm thinking if I could probably pursue my old dream of working with the animals. Only this time I want to stand for them :)

Beautiful creatures!

My travel buddy slash photographer!

Nice hair day is nice :3

You go little birdie!

SCREAMS INTERNALLY. I WANNA TAKE IT HOME BUT I CAN'T.