Bali - Day 8

The next morning Latanya had one more thing to accomplish. She wanted to do a yoga class in Bali. She had signed up for it the day before and she took off as I stayed in bed. As she left I spent my morning watching cartoons in Indonesian. It was actually really entertaining. Latanya and I were going to meet at the same cafe we were supposed to meet Jess and Fran at when we first arrived in Sanur. But as I got ready it appeared that I would make it there in time to meet here right after her class. So I headed to the yoga studio.


When I arrived I sat down and waited for a little bit. Latanya came out a few minutes later. She had a great session, it was only her, the instructor and one other person. Her yoga room was a second story hut. It had a big glass window over looking the swaying trees in the distance. The walls were completely covered in mirrors. She did some basic yoga posses, you know nothing too hard. She found her ability was perfect for the posses they did. To end the class they did a meditation for five minutes to try and feed the energy from the room. It was a great experience for her. She looked so relaxed and centered afterwards.

We then headed to the cafe and grabbed some lunch before heading back to the beach. Once again we did some more lounging and relaxing. Latanya passed by a spa that looked inviting. It turns out that they had a special for the next day for a couple combo massage for a happy hour price. It was buy one get one free for two hours. So Latanya made an appointment for the following day. Tomorrow was going to be our last day in Bali what better than to get a two hour rub down.

We finished our beach day with a nice leisure walk. We hunted down some more corn. Check, still delicious. We picked up a couple beers for the room and said good night to Bali one last time. Though we were going to leave tomorrow night we had a lot to accomplish the next day, including, checking out, getting a massage and still meeting up with Jess and Fran, plus experience one last impromptu Balinese tradition.