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the story of man with an unique character, genius, optimistic, creative, tough, excruciatingly and keep moving forward.
You know some famous guy once said "to travel is better than to arrive". And I wasn't know like, what? maybe because I used to think that there is only one path to take to what you gonna be in life; but if you choose that one path, it doesn't mean you have to ban the other ones. I realize it, if I see what happen along the way, that counts; to stumbles, to falling and a friendship. It's journey not destination. I trust that the future will work so fine like it suppose to.
| Rook's Azeroth, Annotated |
Three years after making this, two expansions later, this map is SO wrong and I get that. Long overdue for a new one to be drummed up and I might! We'll see, we'll see. -2010Credits & Full Quote by Pickwick
This thing is 3000 pixels wide. You cannot read the notations at this size, so if you actually care what any of it says, you're gonna want to view it at full. (Nothing you don't already know if you play WoW, just in my handwriting with the occasional "here there be dragons.")
First thing's first, I didn't draw the continents, I only manipulated the hell out of them. My own crinkled paper stock, with Kuschelirmel_Stock's Splat! and Grunge brushes. The map belongs to Blizzard, full stop. WoW, too.
Anyway, I thought it would be neat to "see" what the map Panderbrook has been using for the past forever looks like. You know, it's the same map, every time you hit the M key, it's GOTTA look beat to hell by now. And Lo. It is.
And hey if anyone wants to use the 1024 preview as a desktop wallpaper, I'm fine with that. It's fun. I'd do it myself if I wasn't running uberwidescreenofdoom.
Photoshop, 2007
Edited to Add: My husband just asked, "Does she have a map of Outland?"
...Damnit!
Well I guess I know what I'm doing next. =/
Do what you LOVE, and DO IT often. If you don't like something, CHANGE IT. If you don't like your job, QUIT. If you don't have enough time, STOP watching TV. If you are looking for the love of your life, STOP; They will be waiting for you when you start doing thing you love. Stop over analyzing, Life is SIMPLE. All emotion are beautiful. When you eat, APPRECIATE every last bite. Open your mind, arms and heart to new things and people, we are UNITED in our DIFFERENCES. Ask the next person you see what their passion is, and share your inspiring DREAM with them. Travel often; Getting LOST will help you find yourself. Some opportunities only come once, SEIZE them. Life is about the people you meet, and the things you create with them so go out and START creating. Live your DREAM, and wear your PASSION. Life is SHORT.This is your LIFE.
"yang sawitan pangabdi kawuloh engkang raharjo mulyo-mulyo gendi panglingsirang kawah condrodimuko, kulo ngangsor abdi dalem gusti kang moho mulyo, amin ya robal alamin"
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Thus, the last meal for this trip to complete the taste of Bandung is in Batagor Riri. Batagor is a contraction of bakso tahu goreng, fried meatballs and tofu, only the meatballs are made of fish and both are dipped in batter before fried. No trip to Bandung is complete without a taste of the famous Batagor, and the ones at Riri’s is thought to be one of if not the best. The secret of Riri’s Batagor is its spicy peanut sauce, it’s very pungent and serves as an excellent base for sate dishes. Add a few ounces of lime juice, and kecap manis to your liking, slice your Batagor, slather it with sauce and you’re all set. People seem to eat more sauce than they do the Batagor itself.
Spending a day in Bandung is too frentic for any decent meal as we picked up a lot of packed food to go. First was the Risol or risoles from De’Risol, a small croquette-like pastry rolled in breadcrumbs and deep fried. It is filled with sweet or savoury ingredients, vegan and two servings of it proved to be quite filling. One bite and you could be an instant fan convert to the church of risoles. It is creamy inside, and all that fat is just sinfully heavenly. Another indulgence is Lily’s Patisserie, which according to local friend Bal, serves the best tiramisu in Indonesia. It’s a quaint and homey cakeshop nestled in a residential area in Bandung that serves both western and local desserts. Hopefully you don’t need any convincing. So just grabs a blueberry cheesecake inside the refrigerator and perhaps you will extremely satisfied with it
About having a perfect dinner you could spent the night at The Cellar, a restaurant with a really schizophrenic atmosphere. It is a high-end restaurant struggling to find its niche and market. The ground floor is well-stocked with wine, and the upper floor is a spacious collection of seating areas lined with sofas and coffee tables perfect for drinking and sharing conversation with friends. However, the joint clearly wasn’t making enough money just selling wine, so they serve the food as well only it was difficult to eat in those low sofas and tables. The food is just ok. You should try order some salad and their Black Pepper Snapper, and doesn’t really get much out of it except for a safe rendition of fish. Even more bothersome is the fact that the place does not have a wine list, there was loud live music in the middle of the restaurant, and the seating arrangements does not exactly make it easy to watch the show downstairs. The lay-out means for intimate conversations over wine and soft music, however it is difficult to talk as the fiasco on stage proved too obtrusive for any conversation to take place
The next place that you could visit is the in-house restaurant in Rumah Mode, one of Bandung’s more popular factory outlets where people get to shop for export overruns of branded Western clothes at cheap prices. This is the story of Bandung, an economy revitalized by Western rejects as factory outlets have attracted a swarm of local and foreign tourists. You could so order ayam bakar in Rumah Mode. It definitely wasn’t comparable to Sariwangi’s but it was hearty and tasteful just the same. Maybe after hours of shopping, you should have a lunch on the veranda of the Cascade Factory Outlet which housed Dego Ramen. At there you could order Chicken Katsudon Noodle. It perhaps taste strange at first as the broth of the soup was altered by the addition of a kind of mushroom you have not seen before. But after a little getting used to, the soup did leave a pleasantly light aftertaste.