Kori Ubud Resort
Jl. Raya Sanggingan, 18, Tjampuhan Ubud, Bali, 80571, Indonesia
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Chilling out in Bali!
In a way, I was pleased to be leaving Darwin and didn't really feel it was a part of Australia I wanted to stay in much longer. But at the same time, I was worried about going to Bali, as they'd been lots in the news lately about people being killed, drugs, high terrorist alert etc.
The journey and flight to Bali, after my few 'depressing' days …
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Eat Pray Love
... where I want to run back to his arms. I think of this quote from the movie:
“Miss him and send him some light and love every time you think of him and then drop him. If you could clear out all of that space in your mind you use to obsess over this guy and your failed marriage you would have a vacuum with a doorway and you know what the universe would do with that doorway? It would rush in…Gods would rush in…fill you ...
Cultural Capital
... bought Charlotte some hair clips and I bought myself another larger vest. It stinks of **** around here. We walked out and went into a painters old house whom we had read about earlier. Apparently he was 118 or something and one day decided he wanted to die, so he did. His house was just made up of little buildings, there was a bat in a cage though. What's the purpose of keeping a bat?
We have a lot of stuff that needs to be sorted in the next couple of days. ...
Ubud
... We booked our Ekaijya Fast Boat for GilliTrawangan, had a wash and headed down to the local Monkey Forest. This place was deadly, Monkeys everywhere (as the name suggests). They weren’t the friendliest little dudes of all time mind you, and if you had a bit of food on ya; – you were ******! One poor lad made the mistake of bringing biscuits and was getting absolutely mauled by 4 adult Grey Monkeys. The forest itself it nice and there’s a few little ...
Onward and Upward: A Metaphor For Life
... br> The last hour down, the sky opened and we were hit with a downpour of cold rain. We slid downwards in puddles of water and mud. The air warmed a bit as we got to a lower altitude, and leeches wiggled up at us from leaves below our feet. I was almost happy to see them, figuring if leeches could survive here we were below the clouds and almost at our starting point.
Getting to the temple at the bottom, I took off my shoes and socks ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Kori Ubud Resort Spa



