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Quote ~ May 7, 2014March 9, 2015 ~ husnizainal

If I die alone, may the story of my life finds the soul mate in other people’s heart.

Future is death, present is life, embrace the time.

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Kopi Setia was established in 1960, and has been my family’s favorite coffee suplier for three generations. I remember accompanied my late grandmother, riding a rickshaw from Pasar Sentral to jalan Irian to purchased “KP” coffee powder as a gift to our family in Sidrap and Bone before they embarked the Hajj, back in the day when the short distance rickshaw ride cost 2000 rupiah and coffee hasn’t hit the hipster test bud.

Had a good time participating in Edinburgh #parkrun and record my PB after 4 months absent from regular physical exercise, though I think I pushed the tank more than I supposed 😐 Also, Cramond is such a pretty neigborhood, it gives me the southern France vibes. Stunning little area 🏡

It’s that season of the year again, when the cherry blossom blooms, people wear a lighter coat and bagel is back as our favorite light meal. #thisislondon

There is nothing quite like the sunset in London. 🌇

Had a weekend break in Lisbon and it’s absolutely pleasant! Not only by the perfect weather, but also over indulged by good foods and warm attitude of the Lisbonian. The pastèis de nata from @manteigaria.oficial is officially took over the title of “best portuegese tart” from Hongkong’s KFC chain. 🥧 An excellent Fado performance at @maria.da.mouraria and georgeus set menu for a reasonable price. I had the opportunity to learned about the legendary fado’s femme fatale right at her birth place! 💃🏻 For a chat and boozes, @bythewine_jmf, is the winner! You can’t get better deal for a bottle [or two] of rosé and cheese platter 🥂🧀 For a bit of Mexican @pistolaycorazontaqueria served us well with my all time favorite; beef tongue taco! 🌮👅 with an honorable mention of their multi-level chilli dippings and salsa. Of course, no trip to Lisbon without taste the local cacth, and my favorite is the family run local restaurant @restauranteoprado that served seafoods in a heavenly portion. My Indonesian taste buds were satisfied! 🦐🐙👌🏼 Lisboa, you are a winner baby!

I was utterly exhausted by the recent assignment in South Sudan and took the much needed break and detached myself from work. It then gave me the opportunity to carry a small house project with my family and to wake up to my mum’s beloved cripsy tofu and sambal. Return to Makassar is always be the end and the beginning of a journey. It gives me time to restart, recharge and planning a new life goal. Also, Makassar represents the love and nostalgic of family, friends and food! Just like the bubur ayam (chicken porridge) from Niagara restaurant; It’s everlasting. :) #foodies

Jogjakarta’s cuisine is the epitome of sweetness. Gudek; a particular Jogjakarta/central Java dish always have a tint (or more) of sugar-candy sweetness on it, fits perfectly with my wimp tounge that barely stand any chilli spice. In Jogjakarta, you can find a street vendor selling particular food which technique they’ve been forged for decades, and that dedication surely paid off, the dishes they served come with a distinctive flavour that separate them from the rest. I was in Jogjakarta early this week for @msf_indonesia event and obviously took each and every opportunity to indulge on this epitome of sweetness 😋

MSF Indonesia mempersembahkan sebuah pameran foto “Aksi Kemanusiaan dalam Potret” tanggal 15-20 Desember 2018 di Jogjakarta. Buat kalian yang tertarik untuk mengenal lebih jauh MSF serta pekerjaannya, @msf_indonesia mengundang kalian untuk datang berkunjung. Selain pameran foto, ada juga talkshow dan seminar kebencanaan yang dapat kalian ikuti. Sampai bertemu di Jogja! 😊

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