My feet are itching for new adventures, so today we’re exploring a different beach! But first – school work! The girls are doing English today, and once they are set up, Joe and I head out to our balcony office:

Once everyone is done their work for the day, we pack up and aim for the beach south of Chopstick/Monkey Mountain. We aim for a beach side resort with a restaurant, and book a Grab taxi to take us there. We head to Anantasila Beach Restaurant and have to walk through the resort to get to the restaurant. It sure is beautiful here! They have orchids en masse, suspended on palm trees! Their roots are showing, oh my!

We walk by their (only) pool, and into an open air restaurant which faces the beach. It is such a relaxing atmosphere, our shoulders lower and we sit in comfortable chairs, being waited on by the kindest servers. The weather is warm, and I think we’re in heaven?







We had such a delicious lunch in the fresh sea air, with the smell of salt and sand, and the sounds of the beach. We felt thoroughly relaxed, and ready to explore the beach life. This beach is very shallow, so lots of beach area and lots of people. There are vendors selling you a sun lounger for the day, ice cream carts, I see a lady getting her pedicure while on the sun lounger, and lots going on in all directions. We really just came to check the beach out, we didn’t really bring anything to spend the day at the beach, so we wade along the beach for a bit. The beach isn’t quite as long as the one we walked the previous day, as even though there’s more beach, there are still areas cut off by high tide.



We taxied back home and hopped straight in the pool, hot with sandy feet, as we were. Although, the pool rules say we must wear swimwear, so we did pop by the condo to change first…
After a refreshing swim, we shower and get comfortable for the evening. We don’t always have quite as extravagant a lunch as we did today, so we’re having a much simpler dinner. Joe heads across the road to buy some ingredients for a comforting meal at home.
We’ve been doing movie nights lately, and tonight is no different. We tend to either have game nights or movie nights, as one daughter loves one and the other loves the other. It’s all about compromise! But tomorrow… Tomorrow is day 100!
