8 days…and counting.
Water was back on when I got up. Yay!
Teresa gave me 60,000 pesos to cover Andres’ admission to
the Dia de Sol. We left the apt at 8:45
without having any breakfast. At Mall
Laureles the others had coffee or hot chocolate and arepas. We left with a family of 4 from Rhode Island
although the mother was originally from El Salvador. They all spoke good English. We stopped at the usual restaurant where I
had calentado with eggs and a café con leche.
I’ve covered this day many times before so I won’t go over it again with
the exception of unusual things. I
brought my chess set with me and I gave Andres a much needed lesson. I was getting warm in the afternoon so I
decided to take a dip. Teresa was
napping so I dug through her beach bag looking for my swimsuit. She told me she didn’t bring it. She asked me why I didn’t remind her. Well, I didn’t remind her all of the other
times and she brought it. So I wasn’t
able to go swimming this time.
We left a few minutes early, didn’t stop at the restaurant
this time and we got through the tunnel about 15 minutes before the 8pm
closing.
This time our driver dropped us off at San Diego mall as it
was closer to the other family’s house and closer to Envigado for us. We went inside the mall to quickly buy a few
things at Exito but the guard
wouldn’t let us in 20 minutes before closing.
The bathrooms were all locked up also.
We stopped at Dogger
where we each had a hot dog and shared sodas.
We were back at the apt by 9:15.
T-shirt of the day: You can’t face the problem if the
problem is your face.
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