You never know where you will end up for breakfast ....

Made took me for a walk the other morning and we ended up at Gede and Putu Suleman's place at about 7.30am. Apparently this is an acceptable time to call in, even when the family has 2 small children. So of course Putu turned on breakfast which consisted of about 5 different cooked dishes. My waistline is definitely suffering from 3 cooked meals a day!

Gede is a mechanic and has his own workshop. He also tells me that he does plumbing and electrical work, a real "jack of all trades". Putu worked in an import/export business before kids and both Gede and Putu speak excellent English so it was a most enjoyable visit. They have become good friends while I've been here. Putu visited Australia as a teenager and she remembered Australian women kept dropping around with food so she has been making sure she does the same here, even though it is not part of the Balinese culture.