Jogja

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... She hung out with me and a few other irls in the group who pounder her with questions from "what's the dating scene like in Jogja?" to "What are some Indonesian swear words?" Then we took her out to dinner, where she read menu items to everyone. All in ...

... few remaining places in Indonesia that is still ruled by a seperate king(sultan) and isnt under the power of the President. Jogja, often called "never ending Asia" is a completely different place than any other on Java. Its still recovering though, from ...

... Prambanan more than Borobudur, but I was saddened by it as well. Much of the temples were destroyed by a massive earthquake that struck Jogja in mid 2006. You can see in some of the pics all the smaller temples surrounding the main ones. They are just ...

... Hours to the top. And really thanks to God, the day we get the top, Merapi send his lava down, but because our road is save from lava, we doesn't fell anything. We still could get the top and stay there for few hours before we go down and back to ...

The last day of our workshop, the last day in Jogja. My Mt. Merapi sculpture turned out way different than I had pictured in my head, but I am happy with it. Afterall, it was never the appearance I cared about - it was the idea behind it that mattered ...

... ... techno, dancing, and throwing up we common themes. He was a good sport, danced with us (you can tell he was a middle-aged British guy by his moves alone), but then we all decided it was time to go home. All in all, the craziest night in Jogja ...

... across some wayward souls willing to spoil the whole bunch. Later in the afternoon we went to one of the villages north of Jogja (and closer to Mt. Merapi) to visit a batik (wax-removal texile art) collective that has been functioning since the ...

... in that village collective... Also, to celebrate Cassie's (my roommate while here) birthday, we went to the fanciest restaurant in all of Jogja. We each got to spend 100,000 rupiah! Just over $10 for one of the nicest meals I have ever had. There ...