Buying food

I can hear you grumble at me for making you hungry.

All right, so everyone knows and can read wikipedia as well as the numerous "top 100 Indonesian food" lists out there.
But let's be honest: sometimes I sit there thinking, how often do _____ians eat _____? And the comments section will be full of tourists telling them ____ is really great but I never really find out how often Dutch people even touch febo food.

So here I am, giving you a detailed "thing" about Indonesians and food.

The Innards of schools 2/4

The literal innards of school mostly consist of a rickety, possibly squeaking whiteboard, a teacher's desk, and roughly 20 tables and 40 chairs, complete with lights and possibly several fans. There's usually a "Mading" (Majalah Dinding) or "Wall magazine", too, as well as some sort of cabinet to hold the class property. Teacher's desk is to be covered by a table cloth and the class markers and erasers are to be placed there. When the markers are empty, the students are the ones to fill them.

School, told in 4 parts. [1/4]

Ever frustrated by the lack of informations on school and how they work? Ever get extremely confused by Wikipedia's gibberish overly sophisticated language? Still wondering how the darn schools work here?

Worry not. I probably will not explain this clearly. Now badly illustrated by me!

Hello!

After being extremely frustrated with the lack of information on several cultures/countries which I needed to write, I decided that no one should ever suffer that same fate if they had an Indonesian character/wanted to base a story in Indonesia.

Here, I shall post various random lengthy posts regarding the culture and (probably) how life goes. It won't be 100% accurate, of course-- I've only lived in one house and my scope is limited to it. But hey, ain't that the point of the news?