I won't blog about our Bali trip day by day, but rather per photos batch. There are too many of them, along with the sweet memories. Thanks uncle D, auntie G and auntie S. Thanks for making it happened. Really amazing experience and good laughters. We woke up to the birds chirping and the warm sun lights at 8 am. Sometimes we find auntie S already in swimming in the pool or auntie G checking her mails in the living room. Breakfast was served everyday at 9 am, a simple selection of eggs & sausages, basket or pastry, fruit platter - with an option of Indonesian breakfast of nasi or mie goreng with krupuk.
After breakfast most of us trying not to hard to plan the day, we sort of play by ears, see what it felt like later. Perhaps a one hour foot massage, visit the beach which was like 5 minutes away or just hang out in the villa. One of the must do activities was Briana's swimming lesson as daddy and uncle were pretty determined to get her to swim well by the end of our stay. It wasn't a difficult thing, the only thing Briana interested to do was to get into the water. She would stay in the pool all afternoon, floating, jumping in and out, splashing with daddy.
Of course, being pretty advanced with her motor skills (at least that's what we think), she could do all the basics within two days, of course still with the help of her vest. But she did it soooo well. We were all very proud of her!
Swimming Bri from Indigo Sky on Vimeo.
Here're some images I took from Padang-Padang Beach in Uluwatu, Bali.
Such an awesome, awesome place on earth.....
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OMG Dhi, this post makes me crave to go to Bali again. Gorgeous gorgeous shots!
yeah, same feeling, anyone who see these photos would be dreaming of a trip to bali…very very nice photos