Around The Hospital and Late Night Craving

Life is full of surprises and looking for the positive side around those surprises is a must as the art of enjoying life must be in moments that are not entirely good.

Accompanying someone who is sick in the hospital is the most boring thing, also it will kill our interest in fun things. Lots of bad energy around the hospital.

Some days I was accompanying my mother who was sick. This is the second time my mother has had to be hospitalized. Most of the time, I have to take care of my mother because my older siblings have to work in institutions that require strict working hours.

I tried my best to keep my mind clear and kept looking for fun that I could enjoy while in the hospital so that I who was exhausted didn't get sick. HIVE helped me pass the time while I looked after my mother in the hospital. But it was hard to stay fully focused on interacting at HIVE as long as I was looking after my mother.

Well, at late night, I restrained my sister from coming home and gave me time to get some fresh air. So I'm looking for fresh air, also I want to find the food I'm craving.

While walking out of the hospital yesterday, I also took some pictures of the hospital that were of interest to me. I picked up some good compositions, regarding the colors and shapes of the buildings. At least it keeps my mind active thinking positive things, not just thinking about sick things that can make me more anxious and scared.

That was yesterday. So, yesterday at a late at night, I visited the cafe near the hospital. I just need to walk. I visited ”SAHABAT KOPI” which is actually a coffee shop but also serves various types of food, including rice, noodles, and also traditional soup.

”SAHABAT KOPI”

I have never been to this coffee shop. Because this place is the closest to the hospital and can be reached only on foot, so I decided to stop by this place yesterday.

I quite like the design of the place. I've always liked light bulbs hanging from the ceiling a lot.

The place is quite spacious. Even though it was late at night, there were still some visitors to this place.

The design of the walls of this place is also interesting and looks bold. They dare to display a wallpaper with a striking pattern.

Those designs make me feel less boring. This is the first time I have come across an interior design that seems bold like this. The stripes on the pattern look really striking. Sometimes it looks strange, but I can still enjoy it as the uniqueness of a coffee shop.

I'm also grateful ”SAHABAT KOPI” still open at late night. This is the only restaurant that is still open around the hospital. So I really appreciate the existence of this coffee shop which is still open in the evening hours.

WARM SOUP AND WARM TEA

With the concept of a coffee shop, it turns out that this place provides many types of food and drink menus, not just coffee. That's good!

So yesterday I ordered a bowl of oxtail soup to restore the energy I had lost while in the hospital.

The soup tasted like a lot of spices and it warmed my body. Although the taste is not my favorite like in the restaurants I've visited before, but at least I'm grateful for a bowl of soup that fills me up.

To treat my disappointment to drink, I finally took the coffee. (I didn't take a photo of the coffee I took away because I enjoyed it yesterday while walking home to the hospital)

Luckily, the coffee I took away had a great taste. It was a break-even thing to pay for my disappointment yesterday.

Then I went back to the hospital to look after my mother again, accompanying my mother until the next days that I could not even predict.

I wish my mom all the best and I also wish you all the best out there.

Thanks for reading my blog today about my trip around the hospital, and looking for food at late night. Have a great day, HIVE Lovers.

I hope you can find what you deserve to find today. Have a great day, good people, HIVE Lovers!

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All Pictures Were Taken by iPhone 11.

Best Regards,
Anggrek Lestari