DAY 14
| One thin about this place. It really tires you out. Ezra played in the mud today during the rain storm and chased some of the Balinese children with his muddy hands and muddy face around the soccer fields. Some things like mud monsters do not need languages except Yarrrrr! He was haaving so much fun. The boys that he was chasing were the two boys that were reprimanded by their dad during the special ceremony on Ezraá borthday for acting like hyenas. Ironic that now they were being chased by a a hyena. I wonder what all the spirits that of that one. All the Yayasan Bumi Sehat exercisers showed up and were rained out as soon as they started their program. Thats when we showed up with the soccer ball. I want to begin a new column of all things you can buy for 10,000 Rupiahs. I had my backpack resewn so I can strap both backpacks on together. I forgot to strap the lower straps and that might make a difference. The water bottle backpack hoders are working out great. We walked through the monkey forest this morning and again this afternoon but it seemed as if all the monkeys were tired from some event. No playing in the water like before. We also had a chance to find the trail to the rice fields in Ubud. I am slowly connecting the dots. Went to the library. |
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