Bali Days 4-5

Day 4

Today was Sunday so we just relaxed and hung out. Here are a few more pictures of our villa. 

Street entrance. 

One of the bedrooms. 

Living area with kitchen in back. 

Connor didn't seem to be feeling good today. Another reason to take it easy. He felt hot to me so I just let him run around in his diaper. Rocks and splashing his hands in the pool = happy boy. 

Back in the AC to cool off. I thought it was cute him reading with his dad. 

Here is some of the Balinese money we have. We pull a million or two out at a time. Just for perspective 100,000 is about $7.50 USD. The 2000 equals about 15 cents. Tonight dinner was $30,000 or $2.23 USD. 

Connor was the happiest today in the pool! He looked so relaxed and and loved being pushed around by his dad. It was a hot day but most of the pool was in the shade of that tree so it was a perfect activity! 

After Connor's afternoon nap we walked down to the beach to watch the sunset again. 

Since our main living area is open to the air we had had lots of visitors. Mostly geckos and lizards but also toads, frogs, ants (a really big one climbed into my clothes when I was going to the bathroom-literal ants in my pants) and some other little critters. One lizard that's been hanging out is nearly a foot long! 

Day 5

We went shopping! It took forever to get there (construction/traffic) but it was worth it! Maybe not for Connor and Logan but I had a good time. While I checked out the batiks and stuff Connor got a lot of loving! More then once we had to wipe red lipstick off his cheeks. 

I think he took it rather well. He only cried once when they turned away from us and got in his face but I saved him real fast so he was ok. 

Before shopping we went to the beach for our morning walk. On our way we saw rice being dried in the middle of the road because why not. 

Look brains! Actually I think it was a type of coral. It was definitely alive so we threw it back in. 

Not really any shells to be seen on this beach...until I spotted this guy! It was huge and not broken! I hope we can get it home.

I love the black sand. 

Sunset over the rice fields looking out towards the ocean.