So the last few months have been crazy busy.
We finalised our first house and shifted.
And I was working on both my second and third books.
Which is why we have not been on a holiday in a long time, which is a very rare thing for us. So, inevitably, there soon came a point when both Sid and I felt that we had to, just had to take a break.
And with that noble thought in mind, we booked our tickets to Malta.
Some highlights of Malta:
It was the first time I actually swam in the sea. Okay, in my defense I did not venture towards the deeper mysteries of the sea and stayed as close to the shore as possible, but I swam in the sea! *somersaults*
Here is a picture of where I swam. Crystal clear waters, striking blue of the sea, the bright son and cliffs jutting out here and there. (And no, that is not me in the bright yellow bikini)
I sat on a ship as it cruised the waters, legs dangling out of the ship into the sea, squealing with delight each time a wave crashed against the ship and spurted saly sea water all over me! And here is a picture I took of other travellers sitting where we sat on the return journey:
And that's me lost in the sights of the sea (in the background you can see the city of Valetta):
I trekked pointy cliffs to the stunning azure window. I could have spent hours there, just staring, but time, you constantly moving element that refuses to stand still even for a minute forced me to move on much quicker than I would have like to
I also explored little nooks and cranies around the island:
We walked till we tired. And then came back and hit the gorgeous swimming pool in our hotel. We spent so much time in the hot sun that we came back all tanned.
It was a wonderful break and one of the rare places I did not want to come back from.....
*Sigh*
If you are thinking of going to Malta, don't think. Just go.
Love
R
We finalised our first house and shifted.
And I was working on both my second and third books.
Which is why we have not been on a holiday in a long time, which is a very rare thing for us. So, inevitably, there soon came a point when both Sid and I felt that we had to, just had to take a break.
And with that noble thought in mind, we booked our tickets to Malta.
Some highlights of Malta:
It was the first time I actually swam in the sea. Okay, in my defense I did not venture towards the deeper mysteries of the sea and stayed as close to the shore as possible, but I swam in the sea! *somersaults*
Here is a picture of where I swam. Crystal clear waters, striking blue of the sea, the bright son and cliffs jutting out here and there. (And no, that is not me in the bright yellow bikini)
I sat on a ship as it cruised the waters, legs dangling out of the ship into the sea, squealing with delight each time a wave crashed against the ship and spurted saly sea water all over me! And here is a picture I took of other travellers sitting where we sat on the return journey:
And that's me lost in the sights of the sea (in the background you can see the city of Valetta):
I trekked pointy cliffs to the stunning azure window. I could have spent hours there, just staring, but time, you constantly moving element that refuses to stand still even for a minute forced me to move on much quicker than I would have like to
I also explored little nooks and cranies around the island:
We walked till we tired. And then came back and hit the gorgeous swimming pool in our hotel. We spent so much time in the hot sun that we came back all tanned.
It was a wonderful break and one of the rare places I did not want to come back from.....
*Sigh*
If you are thinking of going to Malta, don't think. Just go.
Love
R
3 comments:
That looks and sounds like a lovely holiday. All the best with the books!
Thank you very much Aarthy, the second one comes out next month!
You share your experiences like you are sitting just in front of the readers and bringing the whole scenario there. It's really rare quality of a writer.keep it up !
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