Dream - Since being adopted by the artist couple Ruben Onsu and Sarwendah Tan, Betrand Peto's daily life has changed. Not only his place of residence, this teenager who is affectionately called Onyo also enjoys luxurious facilities such as a private vehicle and education at an International school.

The Onyo family kitchen in the village has a simple appearance. It is located in the back area of the house. The kitchen walls are made of wood. Some parts of the floor are still made of plastered cement. The rest is a kitchen with a floor that is still made of soil.

Interestingly, the Onyo family still uses a stove for cooking. On top of the stove, there is a supply of firewood for fuel. From the visible equipment, the kitchen used by the native Betrand family is considered traditional.

However, it does not mean that Betrand's kitchen is untouched by more advanced equipment. In addition to the stove, Betrand's family kitchen also uses three units of oil stoves. These stoves are small in size and placed on a waist-high table.

To store cooking and dining utensils, the kitchen has two simple iron shelves. One shelf is used by the Betrand family to place dining utensils.

A large orange ember is used to collect water. The water in this kitchen is channeled using a small green hose.

There are three kitchen tables here. The first table, which is waist-high, is used for placing the stove. The other two tables are taller. That table is used for placing furniture, kitchen spices, and serving tables in the kitchen.

The kitchen and dining room are connected by a door without leaves. The dining room in the Onyo family also has a simple appearance. Near the wall, there is a cabinet and a table containing furniture and eating utensils. There is also a dining table and plastic chairs available.

Although simple, this kitchen has a spacious area. This space can be used by the Onyo family to gather. They utilize the plaster floor area to sit. Report: Ade Feri Priyatin