Bali 15March

Day 2:

The 2nd group - Auntie Jesline, Ann Nee and Ivy arrived. All of us went out to have lunch at a nearby cafe. Weather was so hot and I was perspiring so much. We returned to the villa and jumped into the pool immediately. Leia already had her first swim on Day 1 and enjoyed it so much. She was afraid of the water initially and we had to hug her tightly to give her more confidence. She was passed from auntie to auntie and even imitated our silly actions!

In the evening, we called cab to bring us to Di Mare Restaurant to meet Auntie Stephanie, the bride-to-be and her family. Leia had not been taking her afternoon naps and she was still very active in the cab until the last 15 minutes of the ride when she finally dozed off. In fact, she was too distracted with the new environment that she did not want to eat her food and milk. Feeding her was nearly impossible. By the time we reached the restuarant, we kinda missed the sunset but the views were still very awesome. Our dinner was not bad but rest of the gang commented that it was not that great.

"Suspended 150 meters above the surf on a rocky outcrop, di Mare, (Of the Ocean in Italian) the most dramatically situated destination restaurants in Bali. Its semi-circular dining room, covered in light pre-tensile fabric, is built to resemble a yacht, framing a view of sea and sky that extends to the horizon. "

http://www.karmakandara.com/di-mare-restaurant/