Ranadi Villa Seminyak
JL. Drupadi No. 28 Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia
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Really interesting breakfast today –
but very good! Rice, greens, curried soybean something, and a jellied
fruit with coconut. It was great to watch Sari's maid (so sad that we
never got her name) go through the daily operations. She first
conducted the offerings (handmade tiny baskets of flowers, bits of
food and …
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Selamat Tinggal Bali
... I was floating. I thanked the girl and tipped her 10000Rp thinking I won't need them any more.
Sara and I decided to do some last minute shopping in Bintang Supermarket while Danny waited for Michael, who was in the midst of a mani-pedi when I left. We were to meet at the warung downstairs for dinner. I went a little mad in the supermarket, grabbing whatever junk food I could find that wasn't ...
Chillaxing
... see a fair bit, that's how clear the water was. If only I was brave enough at that time to test the underwater feature of my camera I could have a photo to that effect. We swam all the way out to the edge where the buoys were. It wasn't very deep at all, probably shallower than in the middle in fact, but definitely more seaweed. It felt really weird against your legs, like an alien tentacle wrapping itself around you.
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Thursday 13th ... unlucky for us!
... hotel owner was shouting what we can only guess was, ‘There’s an earthquake get out of your rooms’ so we stumbled to the door, fortunately fully dressed … when it stopped. It had only lasted a couple of seconds but we were still spinning round trying to locate anything of value.
After a quick look outside it seemed like everything had gone back to normal so we jumped back into bed not thinking any more of ...
A Seminyak Walking Kind of Day
... re leaving on a jet plane, so best make the most of what time we have left.
Today we decided to amp up our trip down memory lane, by revisiting a restaurant called Lemongrass (Thai), as well as a couple of other places we remembered from past trips. I will cut to the chase quickly rather than dragging this out by stating that we walked the streets of Seminak for h-o-u-r-s (Bill can correct me on this, but it really did feel like ...



