--Germaine de Stael
We sadly (me) left the oceanside after chanting, meditation and breakfast. We drove to Tirta Empul Temple in hopes (not me) of getting into the spring-fed cleansing pool and praying in the temple. The place was PACKED, with hours-long waits to get into the pool. Fortunately we just had a tour. Despite the ultra-clean spring-fed water coming into it, with that many bodies "purifying," uhhhh, no thanks.
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The centuries-old banyan tree outside the temple |

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Check out those smiles! |
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Couch and TV are behind me |
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Half of our patio |
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Plus a separate room for the toilet |
Lanie and I walked down the street to get some beverages other than water. We are planning on relaxing with room service this evening. Edi and Komang took our dirty laundry to be washed. My big pile costs just under $6, Lanie's under $3, ready in 24 hours. Ready means washed, dried, folded and tightly wrapped in plastic.
Homesick, but loving this luxury!
Leta
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