My haircutter’s shop was closed for my first two weeks in Bali. I arrived shaggy and grew increasingly uncomfortable with each day that passed. I drove past his tiny shop every day on my way to my warehouse/workshop, hoping for a haircut. Continue reading Eight Minutes and Sixty-Six Cents
Month: January 2012
Bali Holidays
September. It’s the Ramadan holidays here and other Muslim holidays now. That means that ALL of the Javanese workers are gone from Bali for 20-30 days. Javanese do everything from hair cutting (I’ve needed one from before I arrived in Bali) to woodworking. No one has done “anything” since I arrived and will not for another week, I fear. My whole warehouse staff, wood carvers, villa staff, and drivers are Balinese, so no immediate problem for me. I don’t have to make coffee, breakfast, drive, or do the gardening! Haha. Continue reading Bali Holidays