I was awakened by a guy with a leaf blower at 7:15 in the
morning. Sigh!
I left the apt at 10:50 and quickly caught a bus downtown
Envigado. Traffic was very slow and I
didn’t get to the hotel until 11:50.
The taxi driver was waiting for us with a new Kia. We stopped at an overlook and took a few
photos. On the way to the airport he
informed us that by next December they are supposed to have finished a tunnel
to the airport that should reduce the trip from 45 minutes to 20 minutes.
Jim and Joan checked in their bags, bought a few souvenirs,
and then joined me at J & C Delicious
where I had their penne pasta.
I said goodbye to them at the gate about 70 minutes before
takeoff. Jim hopes to return next year for
2-3 weeks. I quickly was on a bus that
dropped me off at San Diego mall for 9,500 pesos. I walked to the other side of the mall,
crossed the street and soon was on a Sabaneta bus. Unfortunately, I didn’t pay attention to the
sign on the windshield as it went down Avenida Las Vegas instead of Avenida
Poblado. I got off a block before Exito and stopped inside where I bought
some cheddar cheese slices and a loaf of bread.
But then I had to walk up the hill to the apartment.
Among new US movie releases I would like to see Game Night (7.6), Annihilation (8.1), and Everyday
(6.1) sounds interesting, although it might be more for Laura.
Locally, they haven’t updated their online website with
showtimes.
The Colombian Peso closed for the week at 2,843 to the US
Dollar.
I watched a few more episodes of The Walking Dead.
Teresa returned about 6pm and informed me that the man that
saw the finca today is very interested in it.
A little later she told me that he has an apartment in Itagui that he
would like to trade for the finca. I
understand she’s going back to show it to him again tomorrow.
T-shirt of the day: I always wanted a wife who would keep
cold beer in the house.
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