• Praiano

    Praiano

    Our trip to the Amalfi Coast was more than 3 months ago, but I’d never got round to write everything I wanted to write on this blog. And that makes me sad, really. This blog started as a travel journal for me, but I’ve been struggling to find time to write here, thanks to the…

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  • A Walk in the Park
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    A Walk in the Park

    The sun made another appearance again today, and this afternoon Katka suggested to have lunch and walk in the park. I was supposed to do some work before going away, but who could resist such idea? Plus the weather was really great. So I said yes straight away, ditched my work, and met her at…

  • Spring Equinox and Franz Ferdinand Concert
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    Spring Equinox and Franz Ferdinand Concert

    It’s a coincidence that the spring equinox is also the international day of happiness (or is it really a coincidence?). Although the weather isn’t as merry as the past few days, it doesn’t dampen my mood. Things have been really, really good lately. And last night, it was even better. One of my best nights…

  • Spring Fever!
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    Spring Fever!

    The weather has been really great for the past few days. Yesterday it was so sunny that everyone went out with only t-shirt and shorts. Of course, I gladly welcome the sun like a long-lost friend. Having been a whiny girl back home whenever the sun was scorching, I didn’t have the slightest idea that…

  • Isle of Wight
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    Isle of Wight

    The thing about living close to the Isle of Wight is, I never actually planned to go there as I thought I could hop on the ferry whenever I wanted and be there in less than an hour. It’s that close. One day I bumped into Lukas at the campus and told him about the plan to…

  • Review: A Number
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    Review: A Number

    Photo courtesy of  Nuffield Theatre, taken from here Director: Michael Longhurst Designer: Tom Scutt Cast: John Shrapnel, Lex Shrapnel How could a show with only 4 characters (3 of them are played by one person) and a bare design keep me on the edge of my seat for 55 minutes? Well, A Number did. The…

  • Review: The Nutcracker
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    Review: The Nutcracker

    Director: Blanche McIntyre Writers: Hattie Naylor & Paul Dodgson Designer: Rhys Jarman Musical director & arranger: Malcolm Newton Cast: Sandy Batchelor, John Biddle, Jonathan Glew, Krystian Godlewski, Alex Griffin-Griffiths, Hannah Lee, Saskia Portway, Augustina Seymour I’m about two months late to post this, but I’m gonna do it anyway. Early in December I started volunteering…

  • The Other Side of Southampton
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    The Other Side of Southampton

    I had a crappy week. So crappy that I was on the verge of tears for a few days. The weather didn’t help as well. It’s been raining everyday and I didn’t even bother to bring my umbrella with me, as it wouldn’t be much use. The other day, I was on my way to…

  • Edinburgh
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    Edinburgh

    I wrote about Arthur’s Seat and Edinburgh Castle before, and now I finally managed to find some time to write about my whole experience in that short trip. On my third day in Southampton, I was queuing to enroll (5 hours of standing, no less) when I started chatting with two people in front of…

  • Bandung
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    Bandung

    Things I miss about Bandung: Rainy days in Potluck Kitchen, watching the water dripped on the glass window Sunny Sunday mornings at Car Free Day, followed by breakfast at Roti Gempol and a cup of tea which was never hot enough, no matter how many times I asked for it Baso Bawean and the friendly…

  • Edinburgh Castle
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    Edinburgh Castle

    On my third day in Edinburgh, I went to the castle despite the terrible weather. I should’ve done that earlier since it was weekend and the line was long. But I had no choice except standing in the drizzle and covering my camera with a plastic bag, hoping it would survive (this beloved camera has always…