I didn't really intend these ramblings to be a and-then-we-did-this-and-then-we-did-that exposition. At some stage I hope to be a little more reflective. But. Stuff keeps happening. Today, the new camera karked it. Just refused to work. So back we trotted to a fairly sceptical Ubud Music Centre, who finally acknowledged that yes, the thing would not switch on, no matter how many times we tried a different battery. And wasn't it strange that the battery in the dud camera worked perfectly well in another one.Goodbye Olympus, hello Panasonic again with fingers crossed.
Earlier we had enjoyed a long conversation with the Aussie mentioned earlier. I'll maintain his privacy, so no names, but he continues to surprise. Lovely man. He had just finished a session of Qigong, and did such a good sales job of it that we are investigating classes. New people are such horizon enhancers.
Dinner tonight, after a Golden Hands massage each for dodgy ageing shoulders and knees, was at Fair Warung Bale, the face of a charitable foundation that helps Ubud's young people, who do all the cooking and service. Absolutely delicious and such a rock bottom price that you couldn't just pay what they charged. Another place to revisit.
Finally, a moonlight swim to end a pretty satisfactory day. Tomorrow we will ... no, sorry, I wasn't going to do that.
