Last night I went to bed at 10:15 (on a clear night), got up once at 1am, finally waking/getting up at 6:15.
I left the apt at 8am in 64 degrees and arrived at the
Avenida Poblado bus stop at 8:15 but Glenn and Bianca were nowhere to be seen. I
texted him and he was waiting for me at the Avenida Las Vegas bus stop; seems
he read my text reminder from 2-3 days ago. They arrived 10 minutes later and
we took a taxi to D’Andre Restaurant Café at Carrera 37 #10-15, right
next to Pizza Hut. We got one of the outside tables and the restaurant
got bonus points right away by bringing napkins, silverware, and ground pepper without
our having to ask for it. They had a number of things on their menu I wanted to
try but for today I had the huevos rancheros which, with 2 slices of sourdough toast,
were pretty good. Glenn enjoyed his eggs benedict which he said were only
slightly undercooked. Being in “gringolandia” we could see/hear gringos at a
couple of nearby tables. Service was good and the total came to less than 30mil
each. From there we walked the 3 blocks to Pergamino Café #2 where we
split an almond croissant with our coffee. We walked about 10 blocks mostly downhill
to Hija Mia at Calle 11A #43B-9. It was a small café with an interesting
menu although when I googled it later they seem to have an obsession with
peanut butter. We would probably have to get there early for an outside table.
We walked back to Calle 10A where we quickly caught a
taxi back to Envigado. They got out at Jumbo and I continued on to McDonald’s.
While in slow traffic Teresa called and asked me to pick up Frisby
chicken for her so I continued on to Viva Envigado. At the corner where Herman
sells OJ they were rerouting ciclovia from one side of the road to the other
which was probably what slowed down traffic so much. I picked up chicken and
returned to the apt via taxi.
I joined her for some of the chicken for lunch saving
the ribs for later.
Teresa left about 2:30 to take her mother shopping.
She called about 30 minutes later to tell me to wait (she hadn’t taken her
keys) as she was returning because her mother didn’t feel well.
When she returned I was ready to leave for Parva
for coffee but she begged me to stay to play parcheesi because she didn’t want to
be alone and bored.
I beat her in parcheesi 6 games to 1.
It was just before 6:30 that I noticed it was raining,
and after such a lovely, clear morning.
I finished reading Dean Koontz’ Phantoms on my
Nook.
The
US has 29,720,510 ð 29,782,853 ð 29,825,308
coronavirus
cases with 539,900+ ð 541,000+ ð 541,700+
deaths.
Per
Medellin Guru, as of this afternoon Colombia has a total of 2,324,426 ð 2,331,187 ð 2,337,150
cases with 61,771 ð 61,907
ð 62,028
deaths. Medellin has 200,350 ð 200,997 ð 201,888
cases, an increase of 691 from March 20th to 21st.
Envigado has a total of 18,124 cases, an increase of 68 from March 20th
to 21st.
Joke of
the day
A husband
and wife are playing a trivia game. “How did you know there are seven rays on
the Statue of Liberty’s crown?” she asks. “Easy – the seven original colonies!”
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