Last night I took another small piece (half) of
melatonin. I fell asleep quickly but
woke up at 4:30 and didn’t fall asleep again until about 6am. I finally woke/got up at 8am.
I had my usual breakfast at Carbon de Leña.
Teresa left the apt at 9:15 with just about the last of our
cash.
I’m beginning to understand how this World Cup scheduling
works. There are presently 6 teams in
each of the 8 groups (A-H). After they
complete the single round robin on Thursday, the top two teams from each group
advance. In Colombia’s case, the winner
of Group H plays the 2nd place finisher in Group G and the 2nd
place finisher in Group H plays the 1st place finisher in Group
G. From then on, winners advance, losers go home.
At 12:30 Laura told me she’s going to meet a friend near
MT’s apt and they will make a video. (I
think that’s one of the last requirements for her au pair profile.) She said she will text me and we’ll meet at Deli Hoy for lunch – probably about
1:30.
I transferred $300 from my savings account to checking so I
could withdraw some much needed cash from an ATM. I hope that will be the last of it for this
month. John is supposed to give Teresa
1,100,000 pesos early next month which will help replenish my savings account.
Laura texted me at 1:30 and I met her and her friend
Alejandra at Deli Hoy. Alejandra speaks good English. I understand they met when Laura was taking
classes at Colombo Americano in Poblado.
Alejandra said that Laura is looking for a sugar daddy but she’s too
impatient. From Laura’s reaction to this
I doubt she even knows what a sugar daddy is.
After lunch I watched the end of a soccer match and then
went downtown. My usual ATM machine was
out of order so I had to use the one at Citibank. I stopped at the nearby copy center to print
out a map of the barrios of Envigado.
The man who I think is the owner helped me. I understand the map I had would print out
very small so he found another link that gave me a larger size. Printing the page in color cost me less than
2,000 pesos.
I had a glass of iced tea but it would be better if I could
just add a couple drops of lemon.
At 4:30 I heard thunder and then it started raining lightly.
We received out epm utility bill today. One thing that stood out – for months our gas
bill has been about 3,000 pesos which makes sense due to the supposed gas
leak. But this month it is 10,000
pesos. Why? The only thing different is that I’ve been
using the oven occasionally for making garlic bread but it’s supposed to be
electric.
Teresa came back at 6:30.
John has some more requests regarding fixing the driveway but at least
he gave her some additional money.
I think I grossed Laura out when she saw me eating dill
pickle chips – alone.
If your dictionary told the truth: Poor (adj.) When you have
too much month at the end of your money.
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