Sticker from eco-bali recycling October is funny month. We have this crisis of burning landfield in Bali, and they haven't pick up my trash for 2 months. Probably over two months now. We're like "Okay it's time to swap to the sustainable options" Yea we've been thinking about composting, but I do not know where to start. Because, you know, when you did it wrong it can be stinky and worm-y and not working out well. Turns out, they have composting company that provide the bin, the pickup, and even got the compost back monthly or per 6 months. I did not know that but of course my husband found it and planned to sign up for it. The week where we had that plan on mind, suddenly in the morning there was a guy from this company came to our house delivering the composting bin. "No we did not order this, yet" Apparently the neighbor ordered their service but they got the address wrong. The next day, the same guy came again, brought his empty composting bin f
Balinese woman - taken by husband in Ibu Susu cafe Karena sendirian dan penasaran, berjalanlah kaki ini menuju Blanco Museum. Seorang daku yang ga paham soal lukisan (mertua gw pasti demen kalo dibawa kesini), mendatangi sebuah museum yang berisikan lukisan (?). Ceritanya sih Antonio Blanco ini ke Bali sekitar tahun '52, kemudian Raja Ubud yang baik hati memberikannya sepotong tanah untuk dijadikan rumah dan studionya. Letaknya ya di tempat museum ini berada, di seberang Tjampuhan. Btw di Tjampuhan ini dulu si Walter Spies juga punya rumah yang akhirnya pindah karena udah terlalu "berisik" banyak pengunjung. Ubud ini sepertinya magnet buat pekerja seni banget (atau seluruh Bali?). Blanco punya anak 4 dan yang mewarisi bakatnya cuma satu katanya. Dan Blanco meninggal akhir tahun 90an di usia yang cukup tua, sekitar 80 sekian. Coba kalau mau info lebih lanjut soal Blanco bisa datengi web nya aja disini . Nah apa yang kutangkap dari melihat fotonya Pak Blanco ini