The new ROO D7 is here

I already ride a folding bike.

The colour is blue, light-dark blue. I got it from Iwan Tenggo in Jembatan Lima. Then, I tried to pedal it to Kuningan. Chris, my brother, needs to see it. Yups. He wants a folding bike too. I folded it and put it while I enjoyed a mug of hot chocolate in starbucks. He came and was so surprised looking at the folding bike. It is my ROO D7.

My bottom and my thigh were weary, peddaling from Jembatan Lima to Kuningan, and continued to Kebayoran Lama. It seems, I need to change saddle and wear the bicycle pants. It will be more comfortable.

Any of you want to pedal it?  

lunch box

Too many lunch boxes in my cubicle.

The blue-cylinder one, I bought it four years ago. No other colours except the blue one. Another box is made from the glass. I brought it last week to put my emping crackers. *uwh, I want it more!*. Beside that glass-box, I have another three boxes for coffee, tea and chocolate.

I bought a set of lunch box in ikea Berlin. I love it because the red top. Unfortunately, the red top can’t be sticked properly. So, I only use it to put the fruits I buy everyday. The purple top given by my friend’s mother. I like to put the potatoes inside. The bigger one is for my bread’s property. There are breadspread, garlic spread cheese, slices cheese, mustard, ham, and butter.

Do you have any lunch boxes in your cubicle?

the dream of folding bike

In a while, I will have a folding bike.

I really want it. I dream over night after trying to pedal the folding bike. It is nice and cute. I can fold it in my dorm and put it inside my room. So, Koh Handi will not ask extra fee for the bike I put outside.

Well, last two weeks, my friend Acong bought a bike. He bought mountain bike. I don’t like MTB because it is huge and … I have to pay extra fee for parking in the dormitory! Gosh. I can’t imagine it. So. I prefer folding bike. Encis recommends me to buy the folding bike.

And, I got it! In a week, I will ride it.

On the list: Ahmad Yani

The rumor of ‘green container’ (Rantang Lurik) is not already finished. It was Julius Felicianus who provoke AA Kunto A and I to make a book about Indonesian reformation in 1998. Less than 6 months, our book was printed for 4 times. Good market, huh! If the Indonesian Army jailed us, Julius was ready to visit us and bring the green container.

Again, he provokes us to make the second book. The next project will be about General Ahmad Yani, who was picked off in 1965. Hopefully, there will not be another green container rumor.