I did not sleep well last night. I did take 2 smaller pieces of melatonin
before I went to bed – maybe I should have taken less? Because of that I slept in until 9am. At one point I felt a calf cramp coming on
but I managed to catch it quickly and massage it out.
Btw, I think it rained most of the night.
I put on my simplest gym shorts and t-shirt and left the apt
at 10am. I walked a block past Exito to
where the Ciclovia started. Half of the
street was blocked off from all car traffic.
I walked north and made a temporary detour to La Buena Mesa (The Good
Table) – a popular restaurant area of Envigado.
I was looking for the steakhouse Lucio
Carbon & Vino at Carrera 44A #30 Sur-40 which was recommended by
Medellin Guru. I found where it should
be but there was no sign and no address, so who knows. I continued walking north to the border of
Envigado and Medellin. I stopped and
walked through the Carulla
supermarket but didn’t notice anything special.
Outside, in the small attached mall, I found an outside food court with a
restaurant that serves breakfast from 7am to 11am. Maybe some Sunday I can get Teresa to go with
me and we’ll walk halfway, stop for breakfast, and then walk back. Outside I bought an orange juice for about
4,000 pesos. On my way back to the apt I
bought a large ripe banana for 500 pesos.
I was back at the apt by 11:30.
I took a shower and then watched the World Cup match between
Colombia and Poland. Colombia won 3-0
and each time they scored I could hear lots of cheering from the apartment
below us and others across the street, plus cars honking their horns. I think Colombia plays next on Thursday
morning against Senegal.
Laura ordered a full chicken to be delivered for lunch from Frisby.
I finished reading The
Hardness Factor by Steven Lamm.
Teresa came back at 7pm; she says she’s getting close to
finishing the work on the finca.
We got a little rain in the evening.
If your dictionary told the truth: Pets (n.) The only
members of your family you really like.
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