Look at the sky, it’s showing its pearly smile, ain’t it?
I feel very delighted for being in my friends’ embraces again, and am blessed to be freed from the hell houseworks I have. To taste the legend-wait for it-dary Cilok of SMAN 8 Malang, to take nap in my beloved palace, Simpang bogor 31
I believe that – although my assignments are as many as my hairs – being in campus is much, much better than being at home. I don’t have these crazy friends at home, ain’t I?
Where else I can find boys singing Tani Maju’s songs with guitar, guys making a circle in Legato’s office to have lunch together, an out loud laughter while waiting for the lecturer to come, and a chat talking about a freshman whose style is like Chibi Maruko Chan?
Can’t find it at home, I guess. What I have at home are just houseworks, my impolite lil bro who dares to put his feet on my head (how rude!), and yeah – my dumb helper whose grammar is so error that I can’t understand what she is speaking. Yet, she’s so damn impolite, she dares to interrupt my mom while mom is explaining all the rules applied in my household. Argh! It makes me emotional explaining what’s on my home.
Although my subjects are hard, it’s much better than being at home…
Hey, one more thing. I used to have lunch at UM’s food court, but I was so surprised seeing our food court is closed – probably for good. No booths opened, yet all the tables were taken away. It’s empty!
Probably this food court is going to be demolished, since it is also located in J building’s area, which a new rectorate building is going to be built.
NOW, WHERE CAN I HAVE MY LUNCH?
Dear State University Of Malang, if you plan to have a restoration on the J building area – and it is surely giving effect on the other buildings around this J building – please think about giving a good replacement for those buildings (Pangsit+Lalapan kopma, pujasera, etc) that are accessible for the students and is not difficult to be searched.
I’ve been longing to have a plate of Lalapan Kopma and I don’t know where to find it.
Firstly my feeling said that I have to bring my own meal, since I have experienced that the food court was so crowded on the first day of classes after lebaran break, so that I think it’s better to bring my own meal. I took a ‘rantang’ from my storage room, and fill it with rice, tempe, and a bag of soup. I had my lunch at legato and… I was really surprised seeing my junior, Omen, also brings that kind of rantang and was having a meal.
FYI, omen is a member of the English Department’s theatre, Maestro. Once he got a role named Dirk McFly. Then, because of his act as Dirk, people know him as Omen McFly. While, previously, I – as his senior – have been well-known for that McFly name. I used that McFly in my facebook name, when I was a freshman. Then everyone knows that I am Angie McFly. Since Omen’s enjoin in Legato with that McFly name, everyone says that I and omen are siblings. McFly family.
Moreover, when they saw the same rantang we brought, they conclude that we – the McFly family – are so solid, to have the same rantang on having meal. Ahahahaa.
This is what I love from legato, and I don’t have it at home.
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