I woke up once at 3:30, fell back asleep about 4am, finally
waking/getting up at 6:30.
At 7am Colombia’s match started against Japan in Saransk,
Russia. In the spirit of full
disclosure, my 2nd wife was born in Saransk, Mordovia, Russia.
Well, Colombia lost to Japan 2-1. At the 2-minute mark a Colombia player
touched the ball with his arm (called a hand ball) resulting in a penalty kick
and his getting a red card. Because of
the former Japan went ahead 1-0 and because of the latter Colombia had to play the
rest of the game with only 10 players.
Teresa and I walked down to Home Center where she had a long pole cut into 4 pieces. I understand they are to support the roof over
the gate entrance. (I think the gate is
going to be metal now as I understand it’s less expensive than wood.)
Teresa took the wood in a taxi to the finca and I walked
back to the apt.
I went downtown and paid what should be the last couple
bills for this month.
At 1:20 I left the apt, met Laura at Deli Hoy and we had lunch. I
invited her to join me to see Ocean’s 8
(5.8) at Vizcaya and surprisingly she agreed.
We walked a couple blocks where we soon were on a bus. It was standing room only most of the way to
Calle 10. We caught another bus from
there that took us a block from Vizcaya.
I bought 2 tickets for 3,000 pesos each. Laura was surprised they were so cheap but I
informed her that Tuesday and Wednesday tickets are half price. I bought a medium popcorn to share and a
medium soda for each of us for a total of 18,200 pesos leaving me with a Cine
Colombia card balance of 14,200. I
believe I now have 16 total ticket purchases, past the halfway mark to 30.
There were about a dozen or so people in the theater. The movie was good, unexpectedly funny
although it wasn’t a comedy, and had some plot twists.
Afterward we walked down to Avenida Poblado where we soon
caught a Sabaneta bus. I tried to open
the ceiling windows but they appeared to be broken. Laura got the next to last seat and I got the
last seat – next to a large woman who took up more than her share. And she waited until we were halfway through
the trip before opening her window even the slightest. As often happens at this hour it took 30
minutes to go up the Gold Mile.
Back at the apt we found a slip of paper under our door that
looks like it’s announcing that we will be asked to participate in their
national census.
Teresa returned at 7:30 and right away ordered chicken
breast to be delivered from La Casita
Parilla for 10mil.
I received an email from Envios
Market that I have a package waiting for pickup.
If your dictionary told the truth: Brain (n.) Something we
all have but most do not use.
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