I slept thru the night, probably because Teresa did too,
getting up only at 6am, finally waking/getting up at 8am.
I thought we might be leaving at 9am for Envigado but Teresa
told me it would be 11 or 11:30.
My pension deposits arrived on Saturday but I’m still
waiting for Social Security which should be here no later than tomorrow.
We left the finca at 11:50 and got past the killer dogs
undetected. At the bottom of the hill
there are now stairs built into the side of the hill. Today, once again, there was a cement mixer
with a nozzle to transport cement to the top of the hill. However, I have no idea what they are doing
up there.
We waited 10 minutes for a bus to Envigado followed by a
taxi to Carbon de Lena where we had
lunch for 22mil.
By this time it was 1:15 and I was concerned for Teresa’s
2pm appointment.
We stopped at Bancolombia where I took out some cash and we
noticed there was no line for the preferred customers so I quickly made my
health insurance payment and the quarterly municipal tax payment. Then we walked a couple blocks away to
$efecty where we paid the Direct TV and Une bills for June.
We took a taxi to the spa where Teresa had her 5th
massage while I read my Nook in the food court of the mall across the street. I see now that the mall’s name is Visitacion but
that doesn’t mean I’ll remember it.
Teresa told me she made a hair appointment for Friday at 2pm. I think it’s for a hair coloring but I don’t
know why she chose a spot so far away from Envigado.
We walked a couple blocks to Zona Dos where Teresa exchanged
a blouse she had bought there at Michelle
for a knitted cotton dress for an extra 78mil.
We went upstairs and had lunch at The Market Delicatesen for 49,872.
I was going to order their Philly CheeseSteak sandwich but since Teresa
ordered a Mexican salad, I ordered a chicken Cesar salad. It was very tasty with the cheese and
croutons. Teresa told me she could make
the same salad at home. I had a tension
headache behind my eyes but I felt better after taking a couple Excedrin. They had a sign that said they have wi-fi,
and the waitress gave me the key: 123market but even after trying that and 123Market,
123MARKET, 123TheMarket, I still wasn’t able to get a connection so I gave up. Now that I think about it, maybe I needed to
enter unodostresmarket.
We took a taxi to Envigado and on the way I again saw Chicago’s Deep Dish Pizza restaurant at Calle
20 Sur #27-55. In Envigado we stopped at
Todo Drogas where I stocked up on my medicine for the month. I also wanted to buy another small box of
bandaids but he pulled out a 100 count box.
I told him that’s too many and he counted out 20 of them for us for
2mil.
We took a taxi to the Exito nearest the highway where Teresa
bought a credit card for Laura. I understand
this is connected with Laura’s school trip to Cartagena but I don’t understand the reason
for the card.
We bought a jar of coffee and took a taxi to the
highway. After 10 minutes we were on a
bus back to the finca.
I was happy there was a full moon because I didn’t have my
cell phone with me. One of the killer
dogs seemed to be waiting for us at the top of the hill. I guess he was alone as he backed off pretty
quickly. As we approached the neighbor’s
house the killer dogs came out. Teresa
threw a stone at them and that kept them away.
Despite the Excedrin I took earlier I was still not feeling
well so I took my sleeping pills at 10pm and went to bed.
T-shirt of the day: Short days, long nights.
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