Nayla Kamila Rizka

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Trip to Bali : Day 1 The journey started when I woke up at 2 AM. We all gathered at Bandung Station at 4 AM, and by 5 AM, the train was on its way. We were given some fruit and water right away, which was nice. We had 11 hours to kill on the way to Surabaya Station, doing whatever we wanted: sleeping, eating, praying, watching movies, or scrolling through TikTok. We got to Surabaya at 4 PM, then after a 30-minute break, we continued by bus to the port. Unfortunately, the bus ride wasn't that great for me because I got motion sickness. At 2 AM, my class was one of the first groups to arrive at the port. Too bad we couldn’t catch the sunrise on the ferry since it was still too early. Luckily, I didn’t get seasick on the ferry, so the 3-hour trip was way better than the bus ride. Since we were the first group to step foot in Bali, we got to shower and have breakfast peacefully until 7 AM. Tanah Lot : Day 2 Our first destination in Bali was Tanah Lot. We arrived at 9 AM and got back on...

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Hoshi SEVENTEEN He is Hoshi, his real name is kwon Soonyong. he is one of member Performance Units of the Korean boy group named "Seventeen". I've liked him since I entered middle school, when I listened to their music video, 'Don't wanna cry'.  Hoshi is a very expressive, cheerful and happy virus. He likes to make people around him laugh. This affects me when I'm tired and sad, I usually listen to their group's music or watch their weekly content program, Going Seventeen. And that will make me even more enthusiastic. The unique thing about Hoshi is that he is crazy about tigers. Because according to him, tigers really suit his personality. I chose Hoshi as my idol because he is a person who is persistent, confident, and always tries his best for his appearance. Aside from that, there is a story of the struggle behind his current success. Back when he was training, his family business failed, and he had to move. And at that time he and his father slowl...