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MY LAST HOLIDAY

My last holiday was great! Even though 2 weeks actually is not enough for some people including me, lol ;p So, for my last holiday I don't came out from my house often,yup. My fist week of holiday obviously just staying at home. It's not that bad tho because my sister and cousin came back from Banjarmasin, Kalimantan. And my house suddenly became so lively and loud with my 4 years old cousin. As the last child of the family, having your little cousin around you feels like you have a little brother, and I actually love it. You know, 4 years old kids sometimes can be so loud and annoying, but I can't argue with that. It's their phase to be active and talkative Finally, me and the whole family went outside the house. Still in Bandung, but better than not spending your holiday outside the house at all. Cafe. that's our destination. Well, the names? Sorry I forgot it, but the cafe is in front of a restaurant called"Warung Pasta" as I remembered. The cafe...
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Saskia's Holiday Plans

Lubba : Hey, Saskia. We'll have our holiday soon right? So, what will you do? Saskia : Mmm, I think I'm going to visit my grandmother, my aunt, and cousins at Jakarta Lubba : Oh so you're from Jakarta? Saskia : No actually, my grandmother is there for her surgery. But my aunt do live there. Lubba : Oh, I'm really sorry to hear that. I wish the surgery success and she'll recovery soon. Saskia : Thank you for that. I really appreciate that. Lubba : So, what will do there? Are you planning to go shopping? Food trip? I heard that there are so many places you can go there. Saskia : You're right. Jakarta is full of nice destinations, But I think I prefer food trip. Ever heard about Fish Streat ? Lubba : Never heard of that. What is that? I thought it was Fish Street Threat.  So the fish will attack you or something there. Hahaha, silly me. But really, what is that? Saskia : Hahahahaha what a funny imagination you got there. So, it's a fish restaurant. Do ...
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Active & Passive voice

Impromptu band plays outside conductor Richard Gill's home as he dies When Richard Gill was in the final hours of his life, his many admirers wanted to say goodbye with music. The renowned Australian conductor, musician and teacher was 76 and had been ill with bowel and colorectal cancer for a year. As the seriousness of his condition became clear, colleague and friend Paul Goodchild, associate principal trumpet in the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, decided to gather musicians to play Mr Gill's favourite piece of music - The Dam Busters March - to say goodbye. The call went out on Facebook and Mr Goodchild said he hoped that there would be 15 or 20 people turn up to play on Mr Gill's front lawn on Saturday. But instead there were more than 70, including Mr Gill's colleagues, former students, younger musicians and even the police band, who were reportedly on their way to a concert when they took a detour to pay tribute. Mr Goodchild told the Sydney Morning Herald: ...
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