I’ve taken perishable items in luggage up to 30 hours before. Usually butter, cheese, cooked ham. Often will freeze the items, and put in a refrigerated bag. I originally put cold freeze packs inside, but just found the frozen items worked better, and let me bring more stuff.
I think Tokopedia has them. We bought a couple new ones for my FIL after he had his brain aneurism. We are holding into them, as we have a fair amount of older relatives. Already loaned one out for one of them recently, until she recovered from a fall.
The lifetime KITAP was 10 or 11 juta when I got it 5 years ago. Just did a renewal, which was a bit of a PITA, and paid 8 juta more for the lifetime MERP.
I recall the first time my wife and I entered Australia together. I on my US passport, she on an Australian visitors visa. At the airport in Sydney, I had gone first through the hand baggage screening, with most of the hand carry luggage, as she was pregnant.
As I clear the station, and start...
My wife and daughter just got back from Tokyo. No problems with her online Japanese visa. Much quicker than entering Indinesia!
Had to do the online Indonesia form for re-entering at CGK, but relatively easy
Oh, it’s not just the adults. I had some “teen” monkeys grab my eyeglasses, and toss them over the wall at Uluwatu. We were repeatedly warned, but I was holding onto them most of the time. Bule 0, Monyet 1.
I get the feeling that the monkey guys are training them.
I think I’m pretending to be Canadian instead of American, these days. Do I have to memorize the words to Oh Canada?
If you’re a new arrival to Indonesia, what brought you here?
Here‘s a final picture of when the project is done.
Final cost 2.5 juta for labor, 2.5 juta for supplies. Including some tiles replaced, too. 3 days of labor, usually 2 guys working, and another guy supervising.
A new supermarket has opened at the Paris Van Java mall in Bandung. It has quite a bit of fresh and frozen pork selections.
Supposedly members get a 5% discount on the first of every month. Free to join. I’ve been in Aeon stores in Thailand in years past, and they say it’s a Japanese chain.
My...
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