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| Kids: Making everbody's photos better since 1826 |
We visited Ubud, which is in the mountainous center of Bali:
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| Nick: magnetically attracted to plam trees all over the globe |
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| No one could bring themselves to tell Jimmy he was different |
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We heard eerie yoga incantations emanating from this house.
Just like Cambridge. |
We learned why the Balinese are more famous for their beautiful dancing than their music (lets just say it's not for the faint of heart):
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| Glad we finally made it to the Polynesian Show |
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| This looks like more fun than ballet |
We learned that rice paddies are not for the navigationally challenged:
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| I swear we passed this shrub earlier... |
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Actual exchange in the rice paddy:
Us: "Which way to Ubud?"
Balinese man: "You're IN Ubud!" |
We ventured further afield to the small village of Munduk, Bali where we got back to nature in a rice paddy bungalow:
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| Got anything thicker? |
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View from our bungalow. So totally Eat, Pray, Love.
Minus Javier Bardem.
Unfortunately. |
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| Clove trees |
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| Irish Spring ad |
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| Snakeskin fruit |
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| Coffee beans |
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| No caption required for this photo |
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| Ditto |
Glad you are enjoying Bali! Having total deja vu-We have a picture of that same exact waterfall (minus a Suzanna, add in a Kate) hanging in our hallway, and of that same grassy path/ magnetic palm tree (minus a Nick, add in a Mohit). Enjoy it!! :)
ReplyDeleteWow. Gorgeous. Thanks. In case you're wondering, you're missing our first week of spring: 4 inches of snow in the forecast. Enjoy your t shirts and liquid outdoor water!
ReplyDeleteWow..I finally found the link to check out your all the posts! It looks like you guys are having an amazing trip. The pictures are beautiful. Enjoy the end of your trip and look forward to hearing all about your journey.
ReplyDeleteStay safe!
Joanna