d'Alang - Alang Villas
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Devils in Paradise
There are devils in paradise. Not sure why. Maybe it's the disparity between the 'haves’ and ‘have not’s’ here. I guess I fall into a ‘have.’ I share a nice house (though it’s not mine) that comes with a maid and maintenance guy that shows up when **** doesn’t work and fixes it up. I eat well and can afford to smash a few drinks here and there. I even manage to send home money to Canada to give the banks their piece of ...
Paddle Fit
I'm getting muscles in places that have long ago forgotten how to be muscles. I’m doing this program with some good friends called 'Cross Fit.’ It’s ‘effin tough. Maybe that’s because I’ll be thirty eight in a month. Maybe because I shelved the mental toughness I once had as a twenty one year old in the deep recesses of a deeper unconsciousness vault. Anyways I’m trying to pull it out. I know ...
Indonesia – Operasi Sambal Konfrontasi
... the hotel by horse carriage, I am not kidding. It is definitely a relaxing feeling to have no cars or motorcycles around. The lack of police means that everyone was offering us weed and mushrooms. Not smoking any of that at home (recently :-)) makes the idea of doing it here pretty silly, especially given the strict substance abuse laws Indonesia has. No police on this island or not.
Altogether we are a bit disappointed about “the ...
Journey South
... the horizon and as the sky was filled with glowing reds and oranges of the setting sun the chanting men filled the floor. It's impossible to explain what the show is about and a part of me wants to keep it to myself. If you've never seen it before its something you need to witness. It's majestic and sitting in that seat with Naomi holding my hand the show, sunset, temple and the cliffs all in view was very special moment and yet another memory that'll stay with me ...
My non-immortal
... 2 years, I find it
impossible to turn down the chance at a few “quiet” Bintangs. At 6am, close to 60 hours without sleep, I finally lay my head on the first soft mattress in three months. So began my Indonesian adventure of days without sleep and re-uniting with friends and family.
Bali is moving at a rapid pace. My last visit to Kuta was 6 years ago and since then the tin has been entirely replaced with concrete and tiles. It ...