a Good Ending

Saturday must be a day for relaxing. But not today.
Yes, OK, i woke up at 10 am. Was dreaming that Mbak Ani who always helps me with clothes washing came in front of my house, and called me screamingly : "Mbak Lila, mbak Lila....". But i thought it was a dream, so i continued my sleep. Lately she called, and she was at my house this morning. Haha... i'm too exhausted to realize that was real.

This afternoon i spent my time with computer. Finishing the report. Then the next week 'Things To Do' list.
Next create a simple modul for video diary.

And today, Udin and Kiki ask me to help them to be a welcoming person in the monthly program at Kinoki.
We have a docu film screening about Karang Ploso Village and Transexual life.
The duty is not too hectic. Actually, it's fun. Because i always love Kinoki. It's the place to hang around. It's not a bioskop (cinema) , nor a coffeshop. Just open the Kinoki link, i think....:)
Discussion was quiet interesting. But some people made wrong questions which not related to the topic. I was trying to ask something, so it would be back to the right topic.
The ambience today in Kinoki is different. They set one corner with 5 stone TVs and a scary statue. Elida from Kinoki said, after ours, they will have a launching album from Ella. A singer from Yogyakarta.

After i finished my duty, with Kiki, i still stayed there to hear her singing, and also Fahmi told the short story about Sriti. Sriti is an innocent village girl, coming to town to get money, but end up in the prostitution live.
She met a guy in the train, and at the end he is the one who helps her in HIV test.

The sounds of Ella (she has a background story before it becomes a song lyric), Fahmi, two guitarist and one violist really make my Saturday night complete.
A good ending, though. (FYI : my boyfriend was busy with his browsing time in the office, and he refused to meet people today)

Really cold wind in Jogja,
Lila