DAILY REPORT (24/08/2017)



Bonjour.... The weather is really good today but little bit hot.. hahaha.. This morning I went to Terong Local Market with our guest from Switzerland. It was fun. We went to local market to look Indonesian's herbs and spices and we looked around to look the condition in there. It wasn't their first time go to Indonesian local market, but they said our local market is much bigger and really busy. When we arrived at Terong local market, the bargainers greet the foreign very welcome. While we went around sometimes I was explain something that they never seen before and we could find only in Indonesia. One of them busy to take a picture for their report too. They seems not really like our market, maybe because it's too hot, too louder and dirty in everywhere. They said the local market in their country much smaller and cleaner than Pasar Terong. I told them too, that for me honestly I prefer going to supermarket rather than going to traditional market. But because of Sir Faisal's task and for our blog we must going to Different The Local Market every week and posting the price list on our blog. Because of that task, I saw the different side in the local market and in the local market, I could do communication with the seller in there, so it's new for me.

This is our selfie in the car while we on the way to pasar terong.






After we finished looking around at Pasar Terong, we continued our journey to one of souvenir store in Makassar. We arrived in the store, and they were looking around and finally bought some sarung as a souvenir for their sponsored. We just bought sarung and one of them bought some bracelet and some key holder for her friends. After we finished in there, we were going back to the campus.




When we arrived at campus, our friends were making sandwich. So I help them making Chocolate Banana Roll. I roll the bread and spread with ganache, add some banana and roll it. My friends help me to fry it too. After all of our product done, we were selling it to another student, and all of them were sold out. After that we were just cleaning the table before we went to our home.





That's all for today and see you guys later on my next post. Maybe not in daily report, because this is the last day of my practical week on this week. Quite tired but I enjoyed everything even my leg is hurt because of running. But I'm ok.. See you later...







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