Villa in Paradise Unawatuna

... suis ballade un peu dans la nouvelle ville mais pas terrible et une chaleur etouffante, on va pas se plaindre. Retour en bus local encore pour 15 roupies, ca depend des compagnies pour le prix.
Me change et direction la plage, en chemin m'arrete manger un roti tomates ail et fromage ( sorte de crepe pliee en 4) et un jus de banane frais. Il se met a pleuvoir un peu, donc vais sur internet uploader quelques photos sur msn.
Puis vais au Hard Rock manger un tres bon ...

... trois heures face au soleil a contempler les vagues et moi a ecouter mon mp3. Relax. J'ai pense qu'on avait vraiment de la chance et que pendant ce temps certains se caillent les miches en Europe! C'est cool la vie.....
Douche, internet et gros dilemme, que vais je manger ce soir et ou?
Demain suivant le temps glandouille sur la plage ou glandouille tout court. Dur.

... de la pizza ils me disent qu'elle fait la taille de l'assiette. OK, je commande une biere, et 20 mn apres ils m'apportent ma pizza. Mais la ca va pas du tout elle fait la moitie de l'assiette, le boeuf est en morceaux et le bacon c'est juste des gros bouts de gras de boeuf je pense. Goue quand meme mais ne peux pas avaler cette ***** et donc rappelle le serveur en lui demandant s'il voyait du bacon dans ma pizza et si oui sait il au moins a quoi ressemble du bacon ...

... underwater camera (which we'll get developed when we get home, but my experience tells me not to expect too much.) At the end of the dive, they brought us around to a surprise. The instructors were pointing in the gloom and we were trying to make out what they were pointing at, and it's so exciting when you recognize that it's a shipwreck! (This was a cargo ship from the 1800's, I think they told us later.) When they ...

... whether keeping them at a hatchery was cruel or beneficial but they did look cute nonetheless. The following morning, we were up at sun rise to face another long and extremely bumpy ride to Uda Walawe National Park. With 76.000 acres of lush vegetation and vast lakes, this park is home to about 400 elephants (yippee!) and 5 or 6 leopards.........oh........you can guess what we saw then! It was interesting to see how different Indian elephants are to ...

... on the beach and the sea crashes up to the restaurant regularly! Whilst here we have come to the conclusion that we should stay away from posh or remotely decent eateries every time we go to one the food never lives up to expectation.... so in stead we are going to stick with the shacks! Off to Colombo again tomorrow to, hopefully, pick up our china visa, if our applications have been accepted. We have to be up at 5.45am to get the train!

... fried fish, seafood fried rice and salad, a meal which I could easily knock up in half an hour at home, and I'm not a restaurant chef who should be used to producing food quickly. However, over an hour after ordering, no food had arrived so we made gentle enquiries of our waitress, who went to the kitchen to check and came out telling us he had just finished cooking and it was coming now. Sure enough, the food did come a couple of minutes later, but it was ...

... eating brekkie, lunch and dinner with a few beers thrown in for good measure! Its sooooo hot right now, you can tell that its almost the start of the monsoon season when its so humid and everything closes down. To be honest thats all for now, not really much to tell, but having an amazing time. Unawatuna is a stunning sandy bay, with a little village behind it. The most strenuous ...

... a huge spider in my room last night and told him the above story ( with action`s ). he replied casually yeah i know them, there not pioisioness! `wooo` yea thank god` i replied well something like that it may have inclueded the odd ****inhell that was close ` then he said `however it can suck the blood out of you` wot ` wot` the ****`*******`i replied ` hey dude not you the spider`so after this brief dialog and both of us laughing ...