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Bali with Love : Indonesian Trip: April 14 – May 3, 2014


It’s another trip again to ease the pain.
For many months, I have been clueless after the pain. Thinking I must be okay then. I have forgiven myself and the person who has caused it.  Did I? Really?
On April 14, I decided to meet him in Indonesia. Once and for all, to make things clear and to maintain my sense of identity and untangled my confusion. I left the country hoping to get through the pain of immigration screening and not to break apart again.
Fate was so kind. The officer allowed me to travel even without the travel authority. Thanking God for intervention, I arrived at the airport 12:30 in the morning. While I was approaching the exit gate, I felt the potential of love emerges and become expressively real when I saw him waiting and waving his hand. “There he is.” I said. Teary eyes of happiness and he let me experience the love through his hug and kiss. 

April 15, 2014

In the morning, we explored the famous Kuta beach - the ultimate beach resort catering to any taste and budget. We walked,  swam, surfed and sun bathed down there. Strong waves crashing against the shore and majestic blue sea, shimmering sunlight making the sea sparkle like a thousand tiny pearls on the shore. This view made us relax and fell asleep under the shade. 

April 24, 2015 From the Gili Island and Lombok Trip, we are back in Bali again.




We are back at the Pondok Anyar Accommodation for two days. We found this along the famous shrine of Legion Street, Ground 0 Monument,  where 200 foreigners died after the bombing. Then, we had 50,000 Indonesian rupiah Balinese massage. Of course, at night is the most beautiful dinner for 50,000 Indonesian Rupiah, Eat Everything We Can at Sky Garden Launge, Texas BBQ.

Along Legion Street which Sky Garden is located,  is the famous monument, Bali  Bombing Memorial (Ground Zero Monument)





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