Start of the week in Bali
I started my week by hitting Moka Cafe at around 7.30 and then getting to Global Extreme for a couple of hours to knock out some e-mail. They’ve been having trouble with their system recently and were not operating when I arrived. After about 10 minutes we were in business and service was good.
I downed 2 of their large Bali coffees to make sure I was pumped for action. I wore my rain gear today and it was a good call as the weather is wet. On the bypass it started raining and by the time I visited IndoGraph in Kuta it was lashing. We’re getting a large quantity of business cards printed and they’ll be ready today at 4pm.
I took an alley to Captain Haddocks where Armadi works to check in with her. She works this evening so I’ll catch up with her and our t-shirts that are on order.
Am now in Internet Outpost and the rain has stopped. On the way here I noticed a place called Brasil has been totally demolished (Sean and I ate a pizza there once and the place has been around for a long time considering all the photos on the wall) . Seemed quite popular, you wonder what’s going on.
Glad to hear Sima is enjoiyng her diving and will be interesting to see how she finds it out in deeper water.
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The original Warung Brasil is a pile of rubble with workmen doing stuff ,but as the place is on a corner the adjoining space ( smaller ) has become Warung Brasil. So it still exists. Was definitely a shock to see somewhere flattened that I’ve eaten at in the last week.
I miss you.
Is that me or Sean?
You Nick, I miss you. It’s starting to seem like it’s been a while. I’m happy that things have come together for you in Bali, but I still miss sharing an evening and a bottle of red with you.
Someone help me pleaseeeeeee……
where can i get a moka coffee maker in Bali…???
I’m thinking the Matahari department store.
You might try going to the Moka Cafe or Bali Bakery and asking the owner’s opinion.
( I don’t know what a moka maker looks like. )
NICK, I WAS IN BALI FOR A MONTH 5TH MARCH TO 4TH APRIL 2003, THANK`S FOR KEEPING IT FRESH IN MY MIND WITH YOUR UP-DATES,CAN WE PLEASE HAVE A PHOTO OF BEMO CORNER ROUND-ABOUT & MORE ON PADANGBAI. BALI BAGUS. SCOTTYCOL MARG. RIVER WA
Sure Scotty, I’ll do my best.
Ouch - let us knwo if you find out why Brasil got razed. Have a good day mate…Chris and I are pounding away on a Sunday night.