I impulsively went to Egypt post-revolution through AIESEC with minimum preparation and stayed for 1,5 months. I was almost arrested upon arrival because the airport officer didn't believe that there's an AIESEC in Tanta. Never thought an Asian could be thought a terrorist, but you never know.

I'm an active tutor in my community, let it be about nonfiction writing (I write film critiques in a local webzine) in my alma mater to clay modeling and acrylic painting in my university. Sharing is definitely a passion of mine.

I can teach legit Indonesian. Like, grammatically correct Indonesian most Indonesians have troubles with. I can also teach you Jakarta slang, which is pretty useful and widely used. I bring Indonesian food with me everywhere. It's the best. I also make some killer Indomie recipes. I wash my own dishes and take care of my own laundry, it's just part of my receptive culture. Also, I have very high tolerance for inconvenient accommodations.

World cinema, language, documentary, photography/videography, local cuisine, history, cities, architecture, nature.