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Selasa, 22 Januari 2013

REVIEW: LEDRE CAFE. DELICIOUS !!!



Hi, I am back!
After a very long time and a lot of drama, finally I graduate from university.  It is just amazing because I found it difficult to do my thesis and everything was wrong. But now I can take a breath deeply and go back to my blog, write everything I want!

I wanna tell you that I found a very comfy and adorable cafe in town, LEDRE CAFE. Last week I was invited by the owner of Ledre Cafe, Mas Aziz, to review this amazing cafe. If you live in Yogyakarta, you have to visit this cafe. Everything served there is so delicious and guarantee you will be crave for more. Ledre Cafe offers delicious foods and fresh drinks with affordable price. You wont believe that a very delicious risol mayo (my favorite) is under 20K rupiahs. I promise you will be satisfied.

This cafe is located in Jl. Pandega Marta no. 409. Further information you can go to @LedreCafe or click Like on Ledre Cafe page on Facebook.

I love this spot.. :) Ledre Cafe is the right place for taking some pictures..

what I wear.
OMG I look fatter! Blame on my thesis. I was stressed out and ate a lot.
I gained 10 pounds only in a month! GEEZ... I am on diet again and again.
This is Borobudur Sunrise. Believe me, the taste is amazing. Adorably delicious.
This is Kaliurang. Vegetables juice with delicious taste. YOU HAVE TO TRY IT.

I love the color of this fresh Borobudur Sunrise.
This potato wedges are to die for. Really. Im craviinnngg!!!
I am getting fatter :(
You wanna some?
candid ;) my sister took this pic.
I was on diet but I couldn't resist those risol mayo.
THIS IS MY FAVORITE. RISOL MAYO. I CANT FORGET THE TASTE.

Yummy
That necklace is from my boyfriend...
Romantic couple.. The girl was beautiful!
Craving for moreeeee...
I dont really like penne, BUT THIS ONE IS DIFFERENT. THIS IS THE BEST PENNE WITH AMAZING TASTE EVER.

This is Chicken Coy with rice. YOU MUST TRY IT. RECOMENDED.
Couldnt resist this chickencoy....






this is my favorite. WHITE ILLUSION. fruit mix with mint taste. creamy!
FOR GOD SAKE. THIS IS A DRINK FROM HEAVEN.
ONCE MORE AGAIN, HEAVENNN..
Love this spot
The guy on this picture is the owner, Mas Aziz.
IM CRAVING FOR THIS FRUIT MIX WITH CREAMY MINT TASTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rabu, 09 Januari 2013

The Warmth of A Winter Wedding



Traditionally, summer is the season for weddings. The idea being perhaps that we’re better able to rely on the weather. Of course, this is pretty nonsensical considering the unpredictable nature of the British climate. In reality, the summer months are as likely to offer gale force winds and driving rain as any other time of the year. 

Now, there’s nothing nicer than glorious sunshine for getting spliced, but unfortunately the weather is the one thing the wedding planner can’t predict. So, why not throw caution to the wind, rain and cold and think about a winter wedding instead? The clear, crisp days of the autumn and winter months can be just as perfect as any amount of summer sunshine.

Embracing all that’s evocative of the changing seasons can be an inspiring theme upon which to base your big day. Look to your natural surroundings if you really want to make a statement. The buttery yellows, burnt reds and golden browns of the autumn season seize your attention and demand that you stop and stare. 

The magic of this season of mists and mellow fruitfulness can be reflected in the attendants’ attire. The bride’s gown could also contain elements of autumnal colour. This seasonal scheme needn’t be restricted solely to your clothing choices either; it can be incorporated into the table decorations and floral arrangements too. Autumn often assaults the senses, so what better time of year to put away the pastels and opt for something a little more opulent.

Mother of the bride outfits can also embrace these bolder colours which may be better suited to some skin tones. The pastel shades of summer generally look better on darker skin, so the warmer hues of autumn and winter are more likely to flatter fairer skin that’s been starved of the sunshine of summer holidays.

The winter months provide a glorious palette of colours from which to choose. Berry reds and holly greens can really evoke a sense of the festive season. Christmas is a wonderful time for a winter wedding, giving you free rein to run with the opulence and extravagance of the celebration.
Why not indulge your guests with a winter wonderland? Create a magical mood with decorative lighting and ‘Christmassy’ colours. It’s also the best time of year to serve heart-warming, home-cooked style food for the wedding breakfast. Warming cocktails make for an interesting change to the normal welcome drink of champagne and your guests are sure to join you in the spirit of the occasion.