How could I forget to post about this place? call me sweets monster (not because i’m sweet but thank you if you think I am haha), I visited the Kensington Crêperie, located in South Kensington (which becomes the place I visit the most in London), near the tube station. It serves many kinds of crepes. I tried the Banana Rhum Chocolate crepes (cost £5.75). and it is yuummmm! thin pancake or crepe consists of banana, rhum, belgian chocolate, icing sugar. the cafe itself is very traditional, so french. love!
The Kensington Crêperie
Exhibition Road
London SW7 2HF
this is a good point about London. you won’t get enough list of interesting places to visit. London can never bore me. haha. but please be aware, it results in sudden bankruptcy at the same time, which becomes the bad point. and South Kensington is one of my favourite place because it has everything to please my hard-to-satisfy-tummy. boyfriend, as a local says that South Kensington is probably the France of London. and I get even more excited. haha.
p.s. oh well, I got my Schengen visa already. I’ll be in Holland and nearby this spring break to visit my aunt and her family. probably what i’m looking forward to about next month, although I have a lot of essays’ hand ins before holiday. eerrr.
I think I’m quite advanced in internet world lately. haha. I bring some more companions to this blog, where you can also find me. call them getaways. please take a peek at these places below. believe me, they are as lovely as this blog.
I found tumblr is very nice for short posts (interesting pictures, quotes, music). so there I created an account. For the flickr, yes I made a new one because I kinda need spaces for my so-called artworks of photography and travel junks, rather than my face in all pictures as in the old flickr account. haha. the old flickr is account is still available though. anyway, I’d love to put all the links more excitingly (interesting logo) in this blog and re-decorate this blog but my private web-designer is very busy with his college stuffs right now. and this web designing thingy is not my cup of tea. and I won’t bother to learn any further (knowing the fact that MATLAB doesn’t make me any better. enough is enough). so I better be patient.
p.s. dear blog, don’t worry I won’t leave you. you will still have my complete stories. xx
Oh well, I finally write again. Life is treating me well, apart from essay hand ins (next month). But exactly last night I went out with some friends for a curry dinner. I wasn’t really a fan of curry before. But, yesterday meal’s was not that bad although I still have no gut to eat lamb, haaha. I can’t remember the name of the restaurant. Five of us: me, sara, amelie, selin and her friend, portak. The three girls are my classmates in chemical engineering and portak is selin’s friend from turkey (he’s on holiday here). Full of laughs and crazy conversations. haha.
those four pictures are taken in an indian restaurant somewhere around selly oak. then we move to goose for some drinks.
my days of fulfilling master degree will be so boring without them. unfortunately, this term is only for optional modules. a lot of time we are in different class. but never mind, we can always arrange time to do some fun either during the class break or anytime we are free. next dinner is at amelie’s house I reckon.
I was not into painting before. I even know nothing about paintings and the painters (except the famous Monalisa by Leonardo Da Vinci). But when I went to Tate Modern Museum in London last week, I found myself a bit interested in paintings, even though I can’t paint at all. haha. It’s the part of guessing the meaning behind the paintings and seeing the combination of colours in it that excite me. I know most of the time I can’t make an exact guess. haha. But it’s just exciting, indeed. And most of all, I like seeing the colours in paintings.
If I were asked about who is my most favourite, I think i’d go for Van Gogh. He is originally Dutch, but spend some of his lifetime working in Paris, France. I love his paintings though I haven’t seen all the collections. But for sure, the colours of his paintings are so beautiful. I’d really love to see all of his collections that I’m after the Van Gogh’s Exhibition in Royal Academy of Arts, London on my next visit to London (still a month to go. ah!). maybe I need to study about his paintings and biography before my visit. very keen on it!
Oh well, his masterpieces are Sunflowers, Starry Night, Irises and The Potato Eaters.
courtesy of Mr. History
courtesy of jbparker.
ahh, can’ wait. I’m feeling so artsy lately. haha! so, do you like painting too?
I bet this town must sound familiar to all of us. Well, who doesn’t know Cambridge University, one of the best in the world?! for me, Cambridge itself is a very educational town. I can myself feel the education atmosphere on my very short trip there. Many great people are created here. It is in the east of England, 45 minutes by train from London. Anyway, the weather was bad that day (cold!), strong wind and some bits of snow.
Bicycles are everywhere around the city. Student’s main transportation I guess 
view by the riverside (while waiting for punting tour)
Fitzbillies bakery. the cinnamon roll is yum yum!
The trip overall was fabulous. I got a lot of new stories about the Cambridge (besides it is rival to Oxford. haha!). what amused me the most are probably the university colleges. Those had been built long time ago. The most famous are the King’s College, Queen’s College, Trinity College, Saint John’s College. There are of course many more colleges. And those colleges have their own characteristic and prestige. Still remember the Harry Potter’s story of student colleges. haha! hmm, I guess river punting is the best of the trip. My eyes were spoiled by beautiful sceneries and the stories behind fascinate me. Oh awesome Cambridge!
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