Vyt’s Line

By Vyt Karazija The great thing about living in Bali on a retirement visa is not having to “work.” On – Read More...

By Vyt Karazija I have felt like a single parent for the last week. My friend Sandy “volunteered” me to – Read More...

By Vyt Karazija My arrival home after a night out at a restaurant involves a simple and familiar ritual – – Read More...

By Vyt Karazija It’s lunchtime, and just before Rini, my housemaid, leaves for the day, the doorbell rings. Two gentlemen, – Read More...

By Vyt Karazija So there I am, trapped for more than 10 long minutes in a huge gridlock on Eat – Read More...

By Vyt Karazija It’s always interesting to talk to new visitors to Bali and glean their first impressions. I am – Read More...

By Vyt Karazija Witnessing a motorbike accident is shocking in its suddenness. Before your mind can register what has happened, – Read More...

By Vyt Karazija One could be forgiven for thinking that Bali’s economy is driven by massages. This most pervasive of – Read More...

By Vyt Karazija My new villa is quiet and relaxing. In fact it is so relaxing that I spend a – Read More...

By Vyt Karazija Somewhere in Indonesia there is a dark, cheerless room, lacking windows and completely cut off from the – Read More...