Well, i’m glad that you both authorise repeated urinating in to your wetsuits. I shall endevour to satify these requests.
Still can’t think of any dvds… but if you see “A life less ordinary” (with cameron diaz and ewan mcgregor) feel free to grab it.
So that’s where they went!
No matter. I can fashion new stilts. On the other hand, looking at the shattered carcass of the Durham Double, I may just use it to make another gate, and place an order with Argos. They deliver for free, and will take it away again for free, if we don’t like it, within 16 days!
Talking of funds, you’d better keep an eye on yours to see if they will last you out. I’ve got no access to your accounts anymore and remember it takes 5 days to replenish.
Apparently:
Nusa Lembongan is situated 12 miles south east of Bali. It is one hour traveling time by boat from Benoa Harbour. This pear shaped island is around 4km long and 2km wide. It is surrounded by a beautiful fringing reef, which hosts a myriad of marine life, The waters are renowned for their abundance of life and great surf breaks. The reef has been declared a marine park by the Indonesian authorities. Not only does the reef support its own Eco-system, but it supports most of the villagers on the island as well. The local people farm seaweed. This seaweed is cultivated, harvested then exported all over the world for use in cosmetics, food stabilizers and medicines. Other sources of income include traditional wooden boat building, farming peanuts, sweet potato, and fishing.Village life is very slow and enchanting. Very few cars and motorbikes are seen on the roads. The people are steeped in tradition, and one could imagine Bali being like this island, thirty years ago.
Although the island is small there are many things to do. Fishing, diving, surfing, mangrove exploring, discovering natural fresh water springs, underground cave house exploring, cycling around the island. A visit to the bat caves on a nearby island, or a picnic at dream beach. Try catching mud cabs in the mangrove area at the back of the island. There is something for every one at Nusa Lembongan.
hail.
dod: i believe that the original stilts for the durham double at present make up most of the front gate. as to no new bed, i am content if the capital equel to the price of livs bed is delivered to me in gold bullion as i like to keep my funds liquid.
just heard via text that the tale has taken a sudden twist. this was not to my liking as i am composing a section in a note book as i don’t have easy e-mail access. well i shall read it and no doubt i can mold mine to fit.
expect another sack full of dvds when i arrive back, any orders?
i didn’t do sandbording in opanoni, but some other place. opanoni i really nice place to go tan, but stock up on food as there isn’t much there. and it has no atm.
in lovina and shortly about to leave. it is quite nice the hostel is very good, and the water loverly, but the beach is foul. a thin stretch of grubby sand with hordes of hawkers who charge at you like a plague of locusts. damn them all to hell i say. we will go to nusa lambongang i believe. it had better be good as bali seems a bit of a crappy place to holiday. am enjoying myself a . a lot though.
liv: yes you can use my wetsuit. but instruct the user to drink no liquids and to go to the toilet before hand on pain of death. it is in my top draw i believe. mama should know.
finnished gai-jin!!! epic but not quite as good as the other clavels. in a fit of classic insanity i purchased another book. an umberto eco one. somthing pendulum. looked good.
well three weeks and i will be back in blighty, hope it stayes hot.
julio
dod did you say that you renewed my insurance till the 3rd? i am heading to singapore on that date but i have to stay there till the 5th as there is no connecting flight. i am sure nothing will happen in those two days(he said with a sense of impending doom.)
Hi,
DVD’S for b’day, but can be giveb early if watching material is needed!
I think granny’s shirt was from vietnam. Glad she is wearingit.
With the cofee, apparently you can freeze it and it keep fresh as apposed to going stale! Actually from laos and caried for many a mile! Hope you like it.
The skirts, if i remember rightly were pettycoats from india which klots of people used as skirts. They served me well but i didn’t think i would need them here. Mama should wear them. They are most comfy, and had a draw string to fit round any waste!
In auckland at kiwi backpackers which is a dump so are going to try jkul’s pet hate the acb tomorrow!
as for my wet suit, it had better be disinfected and cleansed, and no one is allowed to wee in it no matter how tempting!
I think it is in my hanging cubord on the rail near the back as far as i remember, or else on the litle shelf at the top. Good luck on geting in there, and try not to spick yourdelf on the corner of the dressing table!
Cheers
T
PS are looking for cars as we speak – sorting through the dross at the mo.
PPS loosing the passwords – most inconvenient – my account could be empty and in the red for all i know. Why didn’t you back them up you creting!
hail chappies, I’m off for a happy session of surfing in Newquay with a few friends. Can I borrow your wetsuits? (jul and Tan) I shall ensure that they are fully washed and cleansed afterward! If so, where are they? I had a brief look in aticipation of the ok, to no avail.
The new 24 dvd came out on monday:-) I shall be ordering it soonest – though apparantly the ending is disapointing.
I’ve lost all the passwords, so I can’t hack into anyone’s account anymore. On the rent front, perhaps I should be charging you a tenner a week, for keeping your room vacant, rather than letting it out to one of the many headed!
None of my emails seem to be going out at the moment. This is what I just sent:
Hi Círot,
Speaking with Granny a few days ago she mentioned a shirt youíd sent her from Bali proving very agreeable to wear in this insanely hot weather weíve been having.
Your parcel just arrived. Liv plucked out the DVDs and started dancing around yodelling about them but I snitched them from him before Mama could see and tucked them away. What am I supposed to do with them?
The coffee ñ jeepers, Iíve never seen so much coffee at one time! At our normal rate of consumption, thatís a years supply. Iíll try a small cup tomorrow, as a mid week special exemption. Cheers. Cambodian, I presume?
Mamaís unsure if the skirts are for her to wear or what. They certainly allow for much expansion in the tum region!
Nowt happening here, except itís still crazily hot and we go to Climping to swim as regularly as we used to truck down to St Pol when at Neil and Sallyís ñ ie, every day, if not twice a day. The lawn is still green, though, because in between sweltering periods, it rains quite hard. All in all, apart from the asthma, a great summer.
Mireille rang to invite us to the inaurgeration of their swimming pool! I imagine there would be some stupid ritual associated with this, like having to strip naked, crow like a cockerel and dive in backwards while consuming ridiculous quantities of vile alcohol. Anyway, we didnít go, though we might later on. We might go to Seychelles, too, or Mama might, with Mireille and Francoise.
L&M have a new place. If Mama understood rightly, itís a bungalow in South London with a spare bedroom which they may let out. Anyway, J&M are coming over soon for a few days to visit so we may go up to London to see them.
I hope you find NZ fun. Donít be in too much of a hurry to buy the first car you see; although, of course, the first car you see may be just the one.
You could always but bikes, instead. Thatís the really inexpensive way to get around.
See you,
Díod