Last night we went to bed at 1am, I fell asleep quickly, got up at 6am to use the toilet, and returned to bed. I heard Teresa get up and I asked her to wake me at 8am. She said it was 8am. That’s good because that means I slept another 2 hours.
It’s so nice to be out of sandals and back in shoes
and socks. My feet really took a beating that I believe could have been avoided
if I had my old Teva sandals.
After my shower, shave, and dressing I went next door
to Exito where I bought eggs and milk so the ladies would have something
for breakfast. The portero handed me our Tigo/Une wifi bill when I returned.
I met Glenn with Bianca at Los Portenos where
we had our usual croissant with scrambled eggs and coffee. I shared with him
all our good and bad experiences in Cartagena.
I should have used the restaurant’s restroom before I
left because when I returned to the apt Teresa informed me we have no running
water. Sigh!
My daughter Jeannie and her boyfriend Jacob adopted a 5-month-old dog and named him Rebel.
Our water came back on about 2pm.
I did a quick calculation and I figure our 5-night Cartagena
trip cost Teresa and I a little less than $1500.
Well, I think we hit a high of about 86 degrees today.
We lost water again at 3:30 and it came back at 5:30.
The
New York Times’ 7-day average of new daily infections and deaths has the US
with 703,718 ð 756,752 ð 753,990 new cases and 1,831 ð 1,889 ð 1,971 new deaths.
Per
Medellin Guru, as of yesterday, Colombia has a total of 32,317 ð 24,272 ð 27,603 new cases with 136 ð 135 ð 169 new deaths. Medellin has 1,751 ð 1,219 ð 1,698 new cases from January 17th to 18th. Envigado has 155 ð 71 ð 128 new cases from January 17th to 18th.
T-shirt of the day
Enjoy the little things.
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