Day 12 - End of JBO

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The teachers gave us observation time around Kuta-Legian area but we considered it as free time lol

Our teacher asked for proof that we've been to the places that he asked, so we took a pic in front those places




Lunch at Eat&Eat, Beachwalk
My friend Viony, while she's waiting for the food

All you need is love, love, love. Love is all you need 
I ate pork ribs, but I was too hungry to take a pic of it
Thank you the three of you (one of them still driving) for driving and accompanying us till Bali. God bless you all 
Oh friends, gotta miss this moment
The plane's about to take off :(

Goodbye 12 days of fun and excitement. Hello boring-tiring school days, I really wish I can do it all over again. It was worth a lot and my friends are totally agree with me :)

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