avlelva

jurnalistikunisba02+smu22bdg+smpn6bjm+sdnmerdeka5bdg+tkkartikaserang

journalist+layouter

letter(o)+euforia!(minimagazinewannabites!)+ jalansutra.co.id+greenpeace +the_klengers

readingtoomuch+layouting+traveling+ and still seekinggirl ;)

all blyton's+ dee's + may's + murakami's + tolkien's + hirata's (a must read!)

BREAKFASTatTIFFANY'S(love audrey hepburn)+thegreatgastby+bandofbrothers+fightclub+evangelion+ forestgump+killbill+alldrewbarrymoremovies+etc

allswedispopmusic + BjorK

the oprah + travel and living channel

I do get hour long interviews in which all the questions are 'why are you so weird?', things like that, but I don't think I'm weird. Everybody sees things from their own viewpoint, and because no two people are the same, that makes everybody weird. It means that what is normal to me is not normal to you, and vice versa, which doesn't bother me. I've got quite comfortable in my own little misunderstood position. I grew up that way, since I was at school, and quickly learnt to turn it to my advantage.

change? this may sound like a contradiction, but I like that in some ways some things will always be the same. We'll always put on a raincoat when it rains and a bathing suit when we go to the beach. And there will always be pop music. At the end of the day, people want to sit down and write about what's happening and what they're hoping for. It's so natural.

I think there's a picture in everybody's head of what is ordinary - It's just like a model. You've got standards for so many things, for your typical business meeting, your typical rock concert, your typical meal, your typical love affair, your typical marriage, your typical wife. But it doesn't exist really. It's all very personal and all very up to you really

(Interview with BjorK)
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everybody