Last week, it was my birthday. I was born on March 9th, in the morning of Jakarta time while the other part of the world still 'celebrates' International Women's Day. And so last week, part of the world is dominated in pink to celebrate women and... equality. Talking…
February 27, 2016
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Brigida Alexandra
REVIEW - Jerusalem (Cookbook) by Yotam Ottolenghi & Sami Tamimi
When I say, "read without limits", I really mean it. Books can save your life, living out from your bubble without actually leaving it. Sounds like Mathilda? Anyway, I mean it (once again). Books can save your life and reading limitless could help you living throughout…
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This is embarrassing. I have been Indonesian Book Bloggers member for years, but this is my first time joining in an event held by the group. Oh well, here you go! I'm telling you how excited I am to give and to receive books (and playing riddle in the middle) from this spec…
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When you say 'you're not afraid', are you sure? Do you really mean it? What if you see a tragedy everyday, would you say the same? Would you think it makes you stronger? Makes you stronger by seeing people slaughtered? So, is it okay if inhumanity taking place everyd…
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Poetry
January 16, 2016
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Brigida Alexandra
Playster x Read and Caffeinated: What Type of Coffee Would Your Favorite Book Boyfriend Be?
Hello readers! Happy 2016 =) To start the year... well I know this is a bit late but coffee never goes outdated, so today Read and Caffeinated is excited for a post from Playster! Like most readers, the staff here at Playster love to sit down with a nice cup of joe and a great b…
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It was 07.55 when I tapped my ID card at work. I usually arrive early. Yes, early. I'm working in an agency where people could arrive at least 10am, yet they would spend quite late at work. Anyway, nothing was suspicious. Not until a shocking gigantic sound came to our ears…
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Life Stories
Speaking of... two (unimportant) girls were on media highlights last week. Why? Some say, they're celebrities even though I didn't know them, and secondly they are also prostitutes. Thirdly, is the most important, they were caught red handed by undercover police for pros…
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