Bali - Bangkok Getaway (Bali Part)

Okay, after managing through the food photos in Bali, I'm finally going to get down to actually blog about my Bali trip.

Well, technically, it's Bali and Bangkok trip. Back to back B & B. lol.

It's not the first time I've been to Bali, in fact, I've blogged about Bali quite several times before here, here, here, here and here.

That was three years ago and I went there with my mom. I even came back with a cool hairstyle.




So without boring you too much, I'm just going to skim through this trip rather quickly, since there's practically nothing much new to blog about Bali than what I already have. Go read those old entries.


PS// I just cut my hair before I went on this trip and I hated my hair then. It's so ugly. T_T

Note to self: Never cut fringe, ever again.




Bali this time was relaxing, went shopping and bought myself some underwear, slippers and god knows what.







Cool poster I found while shopping.

Spotted a Crocs.




"You shall submit beneath my feet."

Had ice cream in Mcd with my stupid hair.




I also met up with the nurse friend whom I met in a hotel three years ago when I was there. She still remembers me! :D




She's one year younger than me and her daughter is so big now (was it 5 or 7 years old?).


Then we had dinner at Jimbaran Bay - Baliku. The best restaurant with the best price, personal opinion. (Click on the link to read about the review of the restaurant in my food blog, and see all the pretty food photos)







Jimbaran was such a romantic place for couple to have dinner at. It's not too bad with families too but I think it's a bit of waste of you dine here without your bf/gf/husband/wife/lover/mistress.







It's just sooo romantic.




But first we have to order our seafood from our friendly and eccentric Balinese waiter.




Who let me know his king prawns for photos. (er.. that came out wrong)




Saw a cornish vendor at the beach doing his thing.




As the night drew nearer, couples started moving from their tables to the beach for one last sunset stroll.




It made me want to freeze time, and savour that moment forever.




Baby, I love you.