The upside to falling asleep before dinner is that if you keep on til morning, you’ll get 14 hours of sleep AND be up in time for the sunrise.
We kept today low-key: we stuck around the hotel mostly, but also wandered into townto check out some local food.
Fuji film sign photo by Mr. T
Sanur, Bali, has a 5 km boardwalk. We wandered the southern half on that into town to visit Warung Belanjung (aka Warung Blanjong) for more Nasi Campur (Mr. T’s beloved mixed plate) and Siap Betutu. Siap Betutu is chicken cooked in Balinese spices, wrapped in banana leaves with a side of rice and green beans. Later that evening at the Bonsai Cafe, I tried a similar dish, but this time with fish. Both would be worthwhile recreating at home.
Mostly, we relaxed into our surroundings today. We spent hours on the beach where I skillfully sunburned a single kneecap.
It was a delightfully lazy day.
