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60 Hours
... had come out to crawl around that I realized my folly. There was no way I would finish by Sunday night. I went home and thought of a plan. I went in at 8 am on Sunday, worked for three hours, went to the Saffa’s house, watched GSP use his wrestling and striking skills to defend his title and then went back to my class room to work into the evening. The 60 hour week was my effort to finish the reports. I woke up at 5 am each morning, was at work for six and didn’t leave until ...
A Month and a Bit in Bali
... small potholes not so much. At least in Saudi there were sidewalks to cruise along on those nighttime runs. Here not a chance.
So yeah that’s the scoop. I’m happy here. Yeah sure there are earthquakes, tsunamis, dragons, terrorism, dangerous driving, fast women, cheap liquor and sizable waves. But there’s also a lot of love here. The sunsets blow you away if you let them. And you should. There are beautiful friendships to find, form and enjoy. There are ...
...live in Bali.
... temple, a man sat still and silent, also dressed in all white. He seemed to be praying. Macaque monkeys were approaching his edible offerings that lay in front of him though they dared not touch it.
The temple itself was small, however of all the temples I have been to, this one felt like the most culturally relevant I have been to. Angkor Wat and Borobudur are certainly architectural wonders and undoubtedly have their places in the spiritual ...
The Road is Long...
After an early departure from Bromo we found ourselves on the longest journey of our entire trip thus far. Having been up since 3:30 am, and not really having slept much that night we were completely exhausted by the time we got to Bali. We arrived in Bali's capital Denpasar around 11:30 pm and it was nearly 1:00 am by the time we found ourselves one of our worst hotels yet in Kuta, Bali. When we were shown the bathroom ...
Home is where the heart is...?
... then you have to say goodbye when you each decide to move on as we all do. I used to love the thrill of meeting the new teachers and building the relationships. It can be like starting over. Now I am tired of saying goodbye…I am a loyal person and I miss the closeness I feel with my friends from home. I miss having coffee with Linds, hanging with Christy and her girls, having an overwhelming meal with my girls ...
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