Last night I went to bed at 10:30, fell asleep quickly, got up once during the night, again at 5:30, finally waking/getting up at 6:15.
I heard last night’s rainstorm caused the Medellin river
to overflow its banks and flooding of the highway and traffic today is
still suffering because of it.
I left the apt at 8am in 66-degree weather. I ran into
the guy from across the street with his Samoyed and I learned she cost him 3
million pesos. I had just turned the corner of Parva when I felt
something bounce off my shoe. It looked like a baby dove that I guessed had
just took his maiden flight from a nest across the street. I walked to Parque
Envigado where I had breakfast in Carbon de Leña. I bought my monthly
medications in Todo Drogas then had something printed in the copy
center. I arrived at the bookstore at 9:20 and was happy to see it was open. My
problem now is that I’ve read the majority of interesting books they have in
English. I found what looks like a love story, exchanged it for the hardcover I
had just read and walked back to Parva. I was having a café con leche outside
when my brother called me on my cellphone. We chatted for about 50 minutes then
I returned to the apt.
On the afternoon news, Medellin doctors are calling
for a total quarantine. (Medellin ICU occupancy is at 98%.) They also believe
the metro is a “super spreader” (my words).
We took a nap after lunch.
Teresa beat me in parcheesi today 4 games to 3.
So far, Medellin isn’t under quarantine.
The
US has 30,720,407 ð 30,784,975 ð 30,864,924
coronavirus
cases with 554,500+ ð 554,900+ ð 555,900+
deaths.
Per
Medellin Guru, as of this afternoon Colombia has a total of 2,246,219 ð 2,456,409 ð 2,468,236
cases with 64,094 ð 64,293 ð 64,524
deaths. Medellin has 217,824 ð 219,377 ð 221,134
cases, an increase of 1,757 from April 5th to 6th.
Envigado has a total of 19,502 cases, an increase of 101 from April 5th
to 6th.
Joke of
the day
I was in a
job interview today. The interviewer handed me his laptop and said, “I want you
to try to sell this to me.” So I put it under my arm, walked out of the
building, and went home. Eventually he called and demanded, “Bring it back here
right now!” I said, “Three hundred bucks and it’s yours.”
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