One Random Saturday

I don't use to spend the whole weekend in Salatiga, where I currently live in, but in Kudus, my hometown. Due to some activities I can't simply leave, including my preparation for a competition and a mid-semester test, finally I should stay. No. I must stay here and am not going home until next month. One simple reason why I never like to spend my spare time to be here is because I have no certain fun activities to be run. I love to hustle, hustle, and hustle. It keeps me alive. I mean, alive like you're given a new spirit each day. Kudus is a town where I can be so busy all the time. There are so much things I find there to be done. Perhaps because I live there longer. 15 years :p. The entire facilities (for my hobbies) are provided there. But this weekend is different. And I feel I'm alive.

Right. Since I've abandoned the cranky thoughts of standing idle, I then managed to do some random activities. A day before, I and three of my friends (Patricia, Arielle, and Stefanny) planned to jog in a town square this morning. Eventually, we did it. It only took two and a half hours since we overslept :p. Yet it was a nice moment together. We continued for a (I don't know if it looked so) morning snack and had some milk in a small stall on the roadside. Added some more warmth into our belly in a freezing and windy morning. And added some more warmth for our bond of friendship. :-)

When I reached home, suddenly an idea crossed my mind. Do you know what's so good of having a private room? I mean, your private room where it doesn't rely on your parents' house. You can just freely decorate your room. As you want. You don't have to beg your parents' consent to decorate your room as freaky as you like. I did. I loved it. With limited stuffs, I took one spot in my room where I can messy decorate. And for another reason, I actually expected a spot where I can nicely capture my self photos. Or in other term, selca (self-camera). You know, girl stuff. :p

Anyway, it was not a complicated decoration. Scroll down and you'll find that it's bery bery simple for you to make it up :)). But wait, another frenzy thought came by and you know what? 

Yep! I tried to get rid of my insanity but my interest to cut one of my fave T-shirt randomly was even bigger. So, here you go. Penguin-tail-Tee hung on the corner of my room I had just decorated. Pages of magazines randomly (again) sticked. Haha. :)) Well, just for your information, I rarely wear this tee. It suits me, but I do not feel any comfort knowing that my body exceeds that tee. Hehehe. So, I thought it would be kinda motivation for me for firstly shaping up my body and at last... properly wearing the tee I cut. Slim is good, rite? Pray for me! Haha.

In the afternoon I had a deal with my debating coach and team mates to discuss about the following motions for a debating competition in the near time. We were getting so much confused yet we still debated. I expected some enlightening while I was speaking at the front but my mind sucks. I just laughed at my fate this afternoon, knowing that we were completely beated by our opponent, our own coach. After I post this, I will be searching out newsworthy informations related to the motions like, all night long. Trophies calling.

We ended up debating and planned to watch our seniors debating practice for an exhibition for a couple of days ahead. The motion was: This House Would Ban Korean Waves in Indonesia. It got so many convincing arguments that I and my friends finally enjoyed how the debate run. Nice! 

Next, I took a glance on a small girl-stuff shop nearby, just for a window shopping. But then I found that I admired a ring. Regardless of how much it costs, my heart has been so much interested with it. And innocently, I bought it.

It's a bird. And it reminded me to Mockingjay, symbol of revolution in a Hunger Games sequel. FYI, I loooooove Hunger Games! A lot! :)) A bunch of thankyous for Suzanne Collins, who had creatively written the books. Can't help waiting for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire to be filmed (it's currently processed)! I have no idea how to figure out what this ring means to me. Personally, it's a symbol or freedom. It represents my will, to freely grab what I want, including my dream. My own dream. Not my parents or my relatives' dream. Sorry but I can't tell you a lot about this. Private. :-)

That ring led me to buy other cute things, including this beanie hat. I never considered that hat was an important accessory for people to look cute. But this one was. 

My hair was untidy but I guess it didn't matter. I was really excited to wear the thing.

What do you think? Tell me. :))

The last thing I did to end my random Saturday afternoon was creating this table ornament. Honestly, I have no idea what word I should use to describe this thing. But... here it is!

Well, this is not what I expected, but I love it though. What you made by your own hands surely satisfies you, no? :)) And so this does. I put it on my desk to fill the empty room and to add some more beauties in my room. Thus, I will always know where the coziest place to stay when I don't know where to go. That's why I keep my room tidy and colorful. Indulging myself for the entire day and I sometimes feel like my room pleases me to stay longer there.

That was how I spent my Saturday. Life feels so good when you never stop creating something unique. I hope you do. :))

Love.