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I LOVE my holiday; it has never been so great. I am doing a lot of activities, and I am absolutely feeling great. This holiday, I went to Bali with my aunts and some cousins. I did have a splendid vacation, and I’d give everything simply for having those days once more. I do exaggerate this thing, and I’m sorry.

Bali is an awesome island, and I do feel proud of Indonesia for having such an impressive island. It was my first trip ever to Bali, and I’m sorry if I sickeningly annoy you guys. Incidentally, I wish I could visit Bali with my parents in the future. My mom has never been there, and my father has had a visit since a long time ago. I was terribly missing my parents when I was in Bali, and I unexpectedly felt lost and insecure. I realized how important they are, and I felt a yearning for my parents badly.

I love beaches, and they always appeal to me. I love Nusa Dua beach, where I found the whitest sand I’ve ever seen. Well, it’s not the whitest sand at all in this whole universe, but since I merely have Kalimantan, Anyer, and Bali as my holiday destinations, so I have to say weightily, that Nusa Dua beach has the whitest one. Kuta Beach seems run-of-the-mill to me, however I do love its sunrise, and particularly its crowdedness of white peoples. I love the hustle and bustle of Legian-Kuta Street at night as well. There were so many people hung out, walked along the road, took photographs, and the scenes of its night activities were so exhilarating. I was so thrilled to death, and I indubitably enjoyed the moment.

Although I love beaches the best, doesn’t mean I don’t like other vacation spots. One of the best non-beach locations is Tanah Lot, where my sister took a tremendous amount of photograph, and all of them come out magnificent. Its view was superb, and I was completely impressed. Anyhow, I love GWK Cultural Park, which is stand for Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park. There are a lot of dazzling stone sculptures and statues. As for your information, GWK Cultural Park is a wonderfully deft masterpiece of Balinese artist named I Nyoman Nuarta, which is placed in South Bali, specifically at Unggisan Hill.

I have a lot of story to share with you people, but I think I could be a real crashing bore, so I’ll bite my lip, and let’s talk about another stuff in another shot. I wonder whether you guys have a great holiday, I wish you guys a wonderful one anyway.