Again, I woke up about 4 or 5am and had difficulty falling
back asleep.
I left the apt at 8:45 and arrived at the chess league by
9:45. Jose was already there waiting for
me. He showed me a game that he lost in
a recent tournament. We played two games
and he won the first and I the second.
Towards the end of the second game he received a call from his wife
Maria. They had ordered a stove/range to
be delivered to their new apartment.
Maria said it was a gas stove and she wanted electric so Jose would have
to go back to the old apt for the purchase receipt. We walked together as far as the Stadium
Station. I paid 800 pesos to use their
clean restroom (no toilet seats but luckily I didn’t need to use one).
It was 12:30 so I took the metro to the Industriales Station
and had lunch at Mercado de Rio. I had
the ribs and a Pepsi from Piara. I took the metro back to the Envigado station
and stopped on the bridge to buy a kilo (2.2 pounds) of strawberries for 12mil
(about $4).
Back at the apt Teresa informed me that it appears that the
sale (trade) of the finca appears to be a go.
I understand the apt in Itagui is a nice one with 3 bedroom and 2
bathrooms. It’s supposed to be nicer
than Veronica’s, whoever that is.
I called World Remit and after a 30 minute wait to speak to
someone, and 45 minutes of help from a rep named Amy I managed to setup an
account and send myself $100 (283,449 COP).
I hope to be able to pick it up tomorrow.
T-shirt of the day: I run to be fierce.
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