life in the tropics feed- Bali Weather Problems Continuing
- More on Driving Licenses in Bali
- An Indonesian Poem: My First Translation of Indonesian Poetry
- Retirement in Bali: Reflections on Two Years of Life After Work
- Electronic Gremlins, Birthdays, Bali Weather and Health
- Bill O’Brien – a Friend and a Good Man
- Another Year, Another Driving License: Getting Your SIM (driving license) in Bali
- Sleeping Outside and a Bali International Mask Conference Update
- Professor George DeVos – Rest in Peace
- Writing in Bali
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Tag Archives: Bali problems
More on Driving Licenses in Bali
Last month I wrote about my experience renewing my driving license in Bali. It was, as I noted, a pleasant experience. Much more so, in fact, than driving itself usually is. I like driving. As with many teenagers in the … Continue reading
Electronic Gremlins, Birthdays, Bali Weather and Health
We seem to have been struck by electronic gremlins. I’m sure that if I took the time to discuss this fully with my wife, she’d have some supernatural explanation for our recent woes with the electronic world, and at this … Continue reading
Why I Live in Bali Redux
It’s been about 1 ½ years since my last post on why I live in Bali. December is coming up, and for some reason, that is the month when I get most of my “why move to Bali questions.” So … Continue reading
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Bali News from Singaraja
Bali Weather Hot. It is incredibly hot. Hotter than I can ever remember it. My little weather station read 96 degrees Farenheit, which is really hot for our house on the Bali Sea. According to a report on the Bali … Continue reading
Expat Health in Bali, the New KITAP Update, Bali Irritants and Rainy Weather
Living in Bali as a foreigner has its ups and downs. Many of the people that I hear from who are thinking about making a move here usually only see the ups. They say that they recognize the difficulties that … Continue reading