Snap on the go: her denim dress

Snapped by: Annisa

at Taman Suropati, Jakarta

Snap on the go: she's shy, but she's got some style**

Snapped by: Annisa

at Taman Suropati, Jakarta

**sorry for the lame title, I mean, she is shy, and she does have some style. Teehee.

(Annisa)

Snap on the go: shoes shoes shoes

Snapped by: Annisa

at Taman Suropati, Jakarta

It is unfortunate that I no longer wear masculine shoes, I mean I was a big fan of Converse All Star, couldn't make my walk without it. But, as I enter a certain age, girly flat shoes found me, and until now, I'm hooked. Still, it was refreshing to find a girl who could wear manly ankle boots, combined with floral top, and a fresh smile. Nice.

Sayangnya saya sudah lama tidak pakai sepatu yang modelnya maskulin. Dulu sih saya selalu pakai Converse All Star kemana-mana. Nyaman banget soalnya. Tapi, pada usia tertentu (catatan: saya enggak setua itu yaa), berbagai sepatu datar yang cantik mulai menebarkan pesonanya. Namun, saya senang begitu bisa bertemu dengan perempuan yang berani mengkombinasikan ankle boots yang macho, dengan atasan motif bunga, ditambah senyum manis. Nice.

(Annisa)

Snap on the go: rough hours

Snapped by : Annisa

at Taman Suropati, Jakarta

Uh. Just an update: the cancellation on tomorrow's Eid is a total buzz kill.
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Pengumuman kalau Idul Fitri, secara resmi dari pemerintah, tidak jadi besok. Huh.

Around Jakarta: music in the park

Snapped by : Annisa

I thought I was dreaming. 

A couple weeks ago, I and Astriani decided to go around the area of Menteng and Diponegoro to hunt for some street style pictures on a Sunday afternoon. And, look at what we just found out! 

Apparently, every Sunday, Taman Suropati has this community music course, where the teachers teach anybody (literally anybody) musical instruments (well, of course you have to bring your own instrument). We saw a lot of people practicing with their violins, guitars, and even saxophones. They had groups based on the level of the students skills, and I think that they didn't have any age restriction, which made it even more interesting.

And for a skeptical girl who grows up in the middle of the crazy urban life of the capital city, it felt like someone just slapped me, and said "honey, the city ain't that evil".

Baboosh!

P.S: if you're interested in this community music program, click here

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Sumpah deh saya kira saya lagi mimpi ketika saya dan Astriani, yang niatnya mau hunting street style pictures di hari Minggu sore, melihat keramaian di Taman Suropati, Jakarta.

Ternyata, setiap hari Minggu, Taman Suropati mengadakan kursus musik berbasis komunitas, dimana para gurunya mengajarkan berbagai tehnik bermain alat musik (tapi alat musiknya bawa sendiri dong ya) kepada siapa saja (beneran, siapa aja). Ada banyak sekali orang-orang yang berlatih memainkan biola, gitar, dan bahkan saxophone. Mereka dikelompokan berdasarkan tingkat kemampuan, dan, yang lebih menarik lagi, tanpa batasan umur!

Dan untuk seorang perempuan yang tumbuh di tengah liarnya hutan beton ibukota, saya merasa seperti ditampar dan dibilangin: "Jakarta nggak sejahat itu kok, say".

Ah...

P.S: kalo kamu tertarik dengan program musik berbasis komunitas di Taman Suropati, klik link ini

(Annisa)