Right of passage

When we got here, we heard a lot of wisdom from parents of teens.  Bali is a relatively safe island and expat teens want and usually get more freedom here.  Rams' friends talk amongst themselves about going to the hip tourist bar 'Old Man's ' and my investigations conclude that their older classmates do, but Rams classmates might be exaggerating a little.  Regardless, tonight we headed down to Old Man's and made an evening of it together!  

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