Last night my network connection and access to the internet
did come back but it was in and out all night.
I finished reading the Tom Clancy book Without Remorse and started his next book Red Rabbit.
I went to bed at 10:30, got up once during the night and
woke/got up at 6:25.
Again I skipped the one exercise I feel puts too much
pressure on my wrist. There isn’t enough
room in my apartment for using my jump rope so now I go downstairs to the
alcove. I’m up to 2 repetitions of 75
revolutions (jumps? - I’m not sure of the proper terminology here).
My wristwatch band is coming apart again; I think it’s
probably time to start looking for a new one.
Breakfast was a croissant and coffee at Los Mejores. On my way back I
stopped at the ATM and took out a little cash and then stopped at the Tinto
store for a coffee. All morning I have
been studying the verb – To Be – for my Spanish test today.
I changed my lesson times to 10am-noon M-F except for every
two weeks on Tuesday (like tomorrow) when I have to switch it to 2pm-4pm
because Olga is here from 9am til about 1 or 2pm. Today I passed my “test” – now he thinks I
know it but I will need to constantly remind myself of it.
Lunch was a BBQ burger and small Pepsi at BK for 6,500.
I caught a Circular 302 bus to Monterrey
at 2:30 arriving at the theater in Monterrey
by 3:05. It cost 5mil for a seat to see Saving Mr. Banks which they list in
Spanish as El SueƱo de Walt,
literally The Dream of Walt or as we
would say Walt’s Dream. I bought a medium popcorn for 8,600 and large
soda for 5,100. The movie was very good and
during the credits they play a taped recording of the real P.L. Travers, author
of the Mary Poppins books, making her demands of the Disney people for the
movie.
From the bus on my way back I saw an interesting t-shirt
worn by a young woman that said “High heels, High hopes”.
Dinner was chili and mango juice from El Comedor de Chava. This
was the first time I got it as hot as I wanted; I kept asking them to make it
hotter and finally they did.
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