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#25: An Inspiration (behind the 11th picture)

Day 25 of 30 days writing challenge

An Inspiration (behind the 11th picture)

As a part in succeeding social distancing and upgrading survival skill, I've been doing personal culinary improvement these few months. It might be far from perfect cuisine, but it surely brought personal satisfaction. 

The story behind this picture is it's the first time ever I made a home-made steak (not really aesthetic, but tasted quite nice actually hehehe) so I took a shot of it. Preferably by cooking this, I'm saving about £12 (around idr 230k) or so from dining out--also the fact we can't dine out due to extended PSBB, only take away. Got the materials through online fresh marketplace. Though my blood pressure is high these couple of days, I'm still eating this. Lol. It's more like a food to the soul. 

Anyways I put a lot of my pandemic culinary experience on my Instagram, along with many of Miko's pics. One of my friends said that lately Instagram is filled with tiktok videos. Well, maybe it's because people aren't really in Instagram hype anymore, and not much post things anymore, only put stories. Nonetheless I found that Instagram has more positive vibes in it (compared to Tiktok nowadays) if you follow people or accounts that synch with your hobbies or values. It seemed that the show-off bunch moved their base to tiktok. Lol. The worst of Instagram moved to Tiktok. 

This challenge has only 5 more days to go...and I skipped a day. (So maybe, I'm kinda failed it? Lol). But I'm continuing anyway. I don't know, this is the first time ever I'm quite consistent in writing for almost everyday, and sometimes it's hard to find the words to say (or in this case, to write). 














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