it's how do I maintain my short term holiday

Everybody, especially who lives around me or happen to be one of the Prasmulian, must have known that I have a very short holiday and followed by the final exams. Everyone in my timeline, mostly my colleagues, feel the same situation like me. We almost can't enjoy our Christmas and New Year's holiday like we used to. But, let me tell you something, I'm not gonna blow this one. I wanna give the best for my final exam also enjoy and relax at the same time. So what should I do? Last week, at the beginning of my holiday, I made this rules/planner/agenda/organizer/to-do-list or else for me. It says about everything what I should do to get everything balance. Until this second, I do something that shown on my list, = "Update the Blog". It helps! I feel so much well-organized, since I am everything with the planner :)

These are few tips to make a planner:
-Do not forget about your free time. Everybody deserves it.
-Always focus on what you wrote in the planner.
-Think wisely and make priority level.
-Match it with the time, make sure what you wrote is possible.

It really works especially in my condition. :D
One thing left,
I wanna share a recipe to y'all. It's my little Rainbow cupcakes which I made on Christmas Day for my boyf.

Rainbow Cupcakes

125 gr of Butter

125 gr of Self Raising Flour

125 gr refined sugar

2 eggs

3 spoon of milk powder

a pinch of vanilla essence

4 type of food coloring (red, yellow, green, blue)

12 cup

5 bowl

First, you have to mix the refined sugar with the butter together. Keep mixing until the color turns lighter and dough

Then, put the egg in one by one. After that, pour the flour little by little into the dough.

Add the vanilla essence and mix it all.

Add the milk powder and keep on mixing.

After that, pour the mixture into 5 different bowls.

Add the food coloring, mix yellow and red to get an orange.

pour it gradually

1. blue (bottom)

2. green

3. yellow

4. orange

5. red (top)

Put it in the oven and wait for around 15-20 minutes.

Well done :)

Ciao,

Renny