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Madonna in a Fur Coat

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A thin book that somehow hit harder than books three times its size. No wonder this Turkish classic has become such a bestseller. The melancholic, almost depressive atmosphere is incredibly strong from beginning to end. Reading this was painful, but the most heartbreaking part was when Raif finally found the courage to pour out everything he had been feeling... only for it to be too late. It absolutely crushed me. Sabahattin Ali does such an amazing job capturing the feeling of a love that never got the chance to fully happen. There were so many moments when I wanted to shake Raif and yell at him because of the way he thinks, but at the same time, I could relate to him way more than I'd like to admit. The overthinking, the endless what-ifs, the fear of taking action... it all felt painfully familiar. I have a feeling this book is going to leave a huge impact on me for a long time. If there's one thing I'll keep reminding myself after reading it, it's that there really is no such thing as a second chance. I'll definitely be rereading this one💔

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missing the moment🫠

There’s something so interesting, thought-provoking, yet deeply moving about William Stoner’s life. An only child born into a family of farmers, he goes to college, falls in love with English literature, and eventually chooses to pursue a career in academia, carving out a path of his own. I love how John Williams writes his characters. They might frustrate the hell out of you at times, but somehow, you end up falling in love with them anyway. You fall in love with their consistency, with how their personalities and attitudes remain true to themselves from beginning to end. There’s something so painfully human about it all. So classic, yet so beautiful. William Stoner’s life might seem rather bland, even by his own standards, but that’s exactly what makes it so fascinating to me. No matter what life throws at him, he remains true to himself. And I think that’s one of the most important things I learn from this book. You don’t have to be extraordinary to have a life worth telling. You don’t have to be the most interesting person in the room to be understood, to be loved, or to leave something meaningful behind. Such a beautiful classic. There’s something deeply comforting about realizing that even a man who might seem to have no personality at all can still be someone we connect with on such a profound level. Because every life has its own path, and not every story needs to be extraordinary to be beautiful. My novel of the year so far❣️

Everything about this is so ambitious-coded and i fu*king love it. Never expected a biopic to unfold like this, so unexpected yet ridiculously entertaining. There's something so fascinating about how it embraces the imperfection of life, how things can take a completely different turn in the most nonchalant way possible, as if nothing even happened. Life really is that unpredictable, and i love how this movie captures that. Genuinely so addictive to watch, and now i'm even more hyped for the sequel.

One of the best Digimon anime I’ve seen lately, seriously. I was bawling my eyes out through a few core moments in this series🥹 As dark as Tamers, as likeable character-wise as Adventure, and as fresh in concept as Frontier, I feel like "Digimon Beatbreak" manages to combine all the elements from the older Digimon anime that made them feel like Digimon in the first place, while adding a modern twist with all the AI and technology stuff. And the result? I LOVE IT. I genuinely looked forward to every new episode every week! And now, somehow, this series is already over?? I’m actually so sad. It has been accompanying my Sundays (aka the dark hours before Monday) for 49 weeks, with all those banger, ear-catching Digimon soundtracks. And I honestly never expected one of the K-pop groups, KISS OF LIFE, to sing one of the endings either. Such a combination I never thought I needed, but somehow it turned out to be the best combo ever. My only complaint about this anime is… BRO, THAT’S IT?!😭 Why are there so few episodes?? Could’ve easily given us at least 54-55 episodes?!?! I mean, with this many interesting and likeable characters, I feel like a lot of them could’ve been explored way more. And the final arc especially felt like it was rushing to wrap everything up. Still, what a f*cking ride. Gonna miss having this as my Sunday anime🥚🎶

Avengers is Avengers, Endgame is Endgame, MCU IS MCU. Mau segimmick apapun perilisan ulang ini dan mau serame apapun juga, aku tetep bakal fomo nonton lol. And yes, first time watching a Marvel movie in ScreenX and I actually enjoyed it! Gak berasa 3 hours just flew by. Btw, buat yang penasaran sama additional scene untuk "Doomsday", setelah nonton ini gue malah makin bingung yak😭 My mind is literally going everywhere. Kayak berasa kurang deh? Harusnya masih ada beberapa film lain dulu sebelum eventually masuk ke "Doomsday" ini teh.

Nyobain Kolak/Bubur Mix nya untuk kesekian kali dan masih enak aja (((gasempet foto makanan-nya)))

such a productive day💪🏻🤙🏻

THIS WAS GOOD. Maybe not Nolan's absolute best, but knowing he didn't use CGI for a mythology film packed with fantasy elements makes me appreciate his filmmaking even more. The amount of practical effects on display is just insane. And the fact that it was fully shot with IMAX cameras? Yeah, it absolutely deserves all the hype, alongside a behemoth cast packed with unbelievably talented A-listers. I kept going back and forth between giving this a 4.5 or a full 5 stars because, honestly, the first act took me a while to settle into. It felt a little awkward and wasn't the easiest world to immerse myself in at first. But that final act? WOW. It completely delivered and left me feeling so satisfied that I couldn't stop thinking about it afterward. Watching this on an IMAX screen was an experience on its own. The massive visuals paired with the absolutely booming sound design from beginning to end made everything feel larger than life. Also, I'm genuinely grateful I got to attend the premiere screening before its regular release today (as I'm writing this review hehe). Turns out we even got a collectible pin as a gift: which apparently you'd normally need to buy two tickets to get😂 I'm so happy! Thankyou Universal Pictures Indonesia🫶🏻🐎

I know its a cover, but I can't get enough of this🤩🥰

Aduh bingung bgt mau mulai yapping buat ngereview ini dari mana. Honestly, the best way to experience this movie is by going in completely blind. Don't read the synopsis, don't watch the trailer, because your expectations will probably be way too low if you know what it's about beforehand. It starts off feeling like your typical popcorn horror movie, nothing too crazy at first. But then the story slowly and neatly builds up until suddenly you're completely locked in. I genuinely never expected I'd end up being terrified of someone as gorgeous as Nikki, played by Inde Navarrette. Girl... your performance was GOKIL & INSANE💯 I'm still thinking about you and I lowkey need therapy after this lololol. The cinematography & color grading are gorgeous too. The sound design plays a HUGE role in this movie (budeg dah guaaa😭). It honestly doesn't look like a low-budget indie film at all. The only thing that gives it away is that you probably won't recognize most of the cast, but that's literally it. Overall...THIS MOVIE IS SO GOOD. My favorite movie of 2026 so far. I'm literally obsessed, or did the director put a spell on me or something??? Anw, go watch it in theaters while you still can. I guarantee it'll be one of the best cinema experiences you'll ever have. I guess the moral of the story is: always be careful of what you wish for, perhaps?

Honestly, I was kinda tired of trying another viral food spot in Bandung, but this one surprisingly exceeded my expectations. I didn't expect to like the Cantonese porridge this much lol. I've had it before, but I barely remembered what it tasted like. The plain porridge was already so good on its own, and it got even better with some chili oil. Definitely worth it in terms of taste, price, menu variety, and waiting time. Plus, the place is pretty aesthetic. If you're visiting the Katamso branch, don't forget to grab some Yakult from the Yakult lady too, It completes the whole experience and it's super affordable!

A slightly late birthday surprise from my coworkers at the office (2 days later lol), but I'm not complaining. The Sushi from Balista and the Cake/Chiffon Cake from SUCRÉ were both amazing, definitely worth checking out if you're in Bandung, Indonesia.

Ended up getting the Toy Story tumbler from Point Coffee | Ecentio this June edition to welcome the new movie. Took me a while to decide lol, but no regrets at all after buying it💯🤪 The tumbler’s stainless steel feels pretty thick. Haven’t tried it with drinks yet, but the box says it keeps cold drinks cold for up to 25 hours and hot drinks hot for up to 11 hours. Gonna test it tomorrow I guess. Btw I decided to snatch Lilypad because I knew she’d be the most underrated one. I fully aware that she’s a new character + a villain haha, but blue & green are my aesthetic so I’ve had my eyes on her from the start. Hope I get the chance to collect the others too🤞🏻

2nd time joining @bacadibandung’s silent reading session. Spent it finishing "Washington Bullets" by Vijay Prashad, an eye-opening non-fiction/political history book that inspired The Strokes’ Coachella setlist this year (I think). At the end of the session, there is a kind lady who gave free bookmarks to everyone (the last pict is my loot from the event). Such a warm soul. God bless you, Mrs‼️✨️ sorry I forgot your name🙏🏻

Happy Eid al-Adha Mubarak 1447 H / 2020 M for everyone who celebrated it. May our sacrifices be accepted, our prayers be answered, and our heart be filled with peace, gratitude, and joy🙏🏻🩶✨️

Got to try a new board game session at a different café with a group of new friends‼️‼️ We played all kinds of games from building a city, hiking a mountain, risking a whole set of numbers, to 'literally' folding silk to serve food. I was terrible at the folding part😅 and sadly didn’t get a chance to document all of it tehee

First time at a boardgame community and I had a blast!!! We kicked things off with a game called "Istanbul", where you race to be the first merchant to grab 5 rubies. Instantly became my favorite.