Have Fun at German Book Day

These photos were taken around 2 weeks a go, when I was visiting German Book Exhibiton at Goethe Institut, Jakarta. The books were written by Baden-Wuerttemberg’s authors. I love to see those books, especially the children books. I love the illustration! So funny and unique.

credits: edited by one of The Apems’s member (my best girls), Yoshyfumi. Photographed by Liza and Yoshyfumi

It Was A Great Day!

Hollaaaaa,
today is a great day for me.. Because I could spend my full day with my fiance..
We go to Plaza Indonesia to see Indonesia Islamic Fashion Fair (IIFF) 2010. Unfortunately, there’s no fashion show today, but we could see many muslim designer’s booth that placed in several area of Plaza Indonesia. I just took very few photos of the clothes, because we’re busy watching the perform of Dik Doank and kids from Kandank Jurank Doank Community. They are very great! I’ve recorded some of their performances. I’ll upload it later on my YouTube channel as soon as I can..

Another exciting thing is that I could be able to wear a different style of hijab today.. It was really weird, because before I met my fiance, I was taking a bus to take me to our meeting point, and the people was staring at me.. Especially at my hijab! (FYI, I’m not fasting today during the period, so my fiance ask me to meet me in the middle area between our houses. i live in Bekasi, and he lives in Kebon Jeruk. So sometimes it’s okay for me to meet him in the middle area). Anyway, I know it’s unusual, but I don’t have any lack of confidence when I wear it.. Yeah that’s me, I was born with a huge self confidence.. Lucky me..

By the way, I wanna show you my today’s edited photos using Picnik. I’ve been using this online photo editor for a year. It’s very handy, and easy may I say. I still use Adobe Photoshop sometimes, if I’m in a very good mood of creating something (e.g. my 1st scrapbook photo ). I could possibly say that I’m quite pro with picnik stuffs..

..Me and Picnik..

Hijab Trial 1

Today's Hijab Style: fix

using "holgaish"