I know I know quarantine has over and it's now the new normal era, but I still quarantining my self at home. It's because I just enjoying my time like studying and interning from home. Well, I some kind of a homebody person, you can say.

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought so many things. It forces us to normalize the things that we don't usually do and also give us the opportunity of doing the things that we couldn't do before. For example, I really wanted to write my blog frequently, but it's because I don't have much time to write due to my tight schedule of collage and organization stuff, so I couldn't write my blog frequently. Much worse, I ever write just two articles in a year.

Since I go to my hometown and spend most of my days at home, I can do so many things that I really wanted to do, but haven't got the change before. I could write my blog more frequently now, I could take a digital marketing certification, and any other things. I'm not trying to say that my activities at college have a stand in the way my self from doing such activities, but I just want to highlight the bright side of my quarantine. 

In this post, I'm going to share a few random favorite things for me to spend my quarantine. I'm thinking about making this kind of post into a series, but I don't know. I still have to think about it. If you find the part.2 of this post, then I decided to make it as a series.

The Alchemist

This book tells us a story about a young man, Santiago who traveled far from his country to search for a treasure. He wanders from Spain to Egypt, looking for a treasure that a king told him. He is facing a lot of obstacles while he tried to find the treasure and searching for his own dreams.

Reading this book makes me call my inner adventurous soul. I really love this book. I know this book from my high school best friend, Sifa. Hi, Sifa! if you reading this. She told me that this was a good book and I'm going to like the story. Turn out, she is right. I really like the story. This book is a "must-read". This book makes me want to travel to Spain and Egypt and Africa and anywhere that has a desert and dry place. I was really curious about how it feels like to ride a camel in the middle of a desert, how it feels like to see pyramids, and how it feels like to see a wonderful city with a lot of unique buildings. Spain and Egypt are definitely on my travel bucket list!

Since I can't travel anywhere, this book feels like brought me to the place inside the book where Santiago go and this book makes me imagining the places that Santiago visited. Oh, I hope that I can visit those places soon.

By the way, If you guys have any books recommendation for me, please let me know :)

K-Dramas

I've been watching and liking K-dramas lately. Now, I'm a huge fan of it. I really love to see handsome Oppas, lol. I actually watch a lot of it, but I think in this post I just want to recommend you guys a few of it because if I recommend all of my watching lists it will be a very long post. So I'll recommend a few dramas that come from 2020. I'm going to continue it on the other post, I guess.

I've been watching a lot of crime, thriller, and action dramas. I recently watched The Flower of Evil, but it hasn't finished yet and now I'm waiting for the next episode. But, I saw an Instagram post last day telling about the production of Flower of Evil that has been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. I just hope the best for the drama.

Find me in your memory

Hospital Playlist

Mystic pop-up bar

The game towards zero

Train

I think that's all for today. I hope you enjoy reading my blog and don't forget to wear your mask wherever you go.

xoxo,

-m