Bungalow 24

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Yesterday, Daniel and I got back from Caldas Novas--which is a hot springs reservation. Thanks to Guil (the Brazilian drummer who lived with us about 6 months), we stayed in a resort called Poussada do Ipe. Guil set this up to repay us for having lived in our home. It was such a nice vacation! It was bungalow style. We spent the day at the warm pools, in the sauna, and sleeping a lot in the air conditioned room. I know that sounds strange, but air conditioning is a luxury here! And something we miss dearly!

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