From the wet streets it’s obvious we got a little rain
overnight although I never heard anything.
I got 3-4 times during the night, finally woke up at 6:30
and got up at 7:15.
I watched the first 20 minutes of the Today show and went to the gym.
On the way I bought a Q’Hubo
newspaper. I did all of my exercises in
an hour and 50 minutes. Afterward I
stopped at Comfama and picked up a free Gente
newspaper.
For lunch Teresa made spaghetti ala Juanita and I wanted to
include garlic bread but we didn’t have any bread. She wanted me to go down the hill to the
lower Exito for pan de maiz
(literally bread of corn) but I wasn’t about to walk back up that hill. I stopped first at a nearby copy center where
I had a few pages copied. Here it costs
100 pesos per page while the large copy center charges 200 pesos per page. Hmmm! I went to the closer upper Exito and of course they didn’t have the “corn bread” but I found
some other type of bread shaped like small hotdog buns. I used that instead and the garlic bread turned
out fine.
Laura left with 450,000 pesos for her English interview with
the au pair agency.
Teresa and I took a nap from 2:30 to 3:30.
It’s nearing the end of the month and money is getting tight
with all the expenses for the finca and Laura’s au pair but we’ll make it.
Among new US movie releases: I’ve already seen Jurassic World (6.7) but Damsel (5.6) and The Catcher was a Spy (6.3) look interesting. Locally, Every
Day (6.2) is playing at 6pm at Oviedo.
When is my cold going to end? It’s been 2 weeks now and it continues to
linger. Well, I certainly can’t blame it
on air conditioning.
About 7pm Teresa and I walked down to MT’s apartment and she
joined us on our walk to Home Center. Teresa exchanged some small parts and picked
up a few other things including a welcome mat for the finca. We were going to go for pizza but she changed
her mind and we picked up sandwiches at a deli outside Exito. MT walked back to her apt and we carried our
things up the hill. As usual I was
starting to sweat in my jeans and t-shirt by the time I got to the top.
I asked Laura about her English interview today. She said it wasn’t easy but she thinks she
did well. She’ll find out for sure on
Monday. She still needs to get a
certificate for the 1 semester she was in the university and then have it
translated into English.
If your dictionary told the truth: Golf (n.) An excuse for
old fat men to say they still play a sport.
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