Keeping things in perspective in Bali

This morning in Seminyak, the owner of my motorbike wanted to borrow the registration, in order to renew it. This means I risk a fine, if I am caught riding without it. Walking down to the local internet cafe, I discovered the power was out. On my way home I realized I had sent the pembantu off to the market to buy detergent, with my house keys. Just one of those days!


Life as a Bali expat is full of little bumps in the road. The attitude I am trying to develop is ‘That’s Indonesia, take it or leave it’. Keeping things in perspective is important, especially when comparing my situation with the obstacles other people face.


By Nick | Permalink

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Comments

MARK SPARK | November 14th, 2006 at 10:29 am
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Great Nick amazing but thats BALI !!

putu | November 14th, 2006 at 7:48 pm
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absolutely nick more to life as people say there always people worse off than you.

putu



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