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Wait, is this for REAL? Half year on, and I’m STILL rambling on and on about BALI?!!!!

Yeah yeah … I heard you groaning back there. But after a cringing 3 months of hiatus, I’ve decided to bring closure to the BALI 2009 SAGA before my memory fails me in a complete whiteout episode.

Sick of the same old choices at Jati 3 Bungalows, we decided to push our luck and ventured out to the streets of Ubud, only to falter and ended up with breakfast at Babyface Cafe, a short distance away from our hotel

Picking up where I left off from the 5th day’s recollection (where we licked our fingers after a satisfying BBQ pork ribs experience at Nuri’s Warung) the 6th day saw us enjoying every single moment to its fullest, for it’s the unofficially LAST DAY for us in Bali. Unofficial, in the sense that we’re departing back home on the next day, albeit on a very, VERY early flight.

A photos-heavy post after the jump. Be afraid. Be very afraid. 😉

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Had enough of the food posts? Longing for some food and adventures out of Malaysia? Like the Bangkok story in July, the Hanoi escape way back in February? Or even missing my incessant ramblings last year when I sweated it out with thousands of others in Macau and Hong Kong? (note to self – DON’T EVER CHOOSE TO TRAVEL IN THE HOT SUN AGAIN!!!!)

Then HEY!!!! You’re in luck !!!! (Or not, depends on how eager or bored you are). For J2Kfm had just returned from Bali two days ago, and my engines are back in roaring form now, with words pouring out like curses/swear words in the elections/emergency GM.

“Eh, we’d better sell these tickets off or our arses would be fired like rockets on steroids! …. what you mean they’re FREE?!!”

Where do I start now? Hmm ….. we booked these tickets since November of 2008. Yup, almost a year ago. So imagine the initial euphoria, then the slowly-fading interest, then reignited anticipation a few months before, followed by the looming threats of terrorists, natural disasters, and of course, the infamous pandemic.

With mixed feelings, and half-prepared, we were off on a journey to the island of Bali, Indonesia ………

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