Last night I went to bed at 10pm, got up once at 2am, finally waking/getting up at 6:30am.
Today is another holiday, Corpus Christi.
Teresa informed me that I should return right after gym and
we’ll go to Pricesmart.
My friend Jack from college emailed me that another friend,
Leroy (his nickname) Brown passed away last week from cancer. ☹
As of this morning the guys playing chess on Chess.com are approaching
30 hours.
Teresa asked me to check in the gym if there’s a class for
her this morning.
I left the apt at 8:30 and walked to Smartfit. I
called Teresa from the front desk and had her talk to a trainer I’ve never seen
before. I thought I heard her say there was a class but she hung up the phone
when they were done with their conversation. I called Teresa back and she said
she hadn’t decided if she’s going to the class but I should go for coffee after
my workout.
I completed my
workout, skipping the treadmill, and did the other exercises with the weight
reduced by about 20#. No problem with my neck/shoulder but I’m going to come
back slowly with it.
I had a latte in a crowded Los Porteños due to the holiday and noticed this visit from the local red squirrel.
ONEIPAMETATO1453 resigned our game increasing my rating to
1586 and I may now have the advantage (2 passed pawns in the endgame) in my
game against Troyclough.
I left about 10:30 and returned to the apt.
I basically just vegged out on the recliner the rest of the
afternoon, napping and watching the news.
We left the apt at 5pm and took a Didi to the nearest Pricesmart.
They still don’t have the turkey breast we like but we found 3 large
(recyclable) bags of stuff. I bought a box of granola for me (us) but
everything else was what was on Teresa’s list. We got in one of the long lines
to pay (so much for Teresa’s theory that there wouldn’t be a lot of people here
at this hour on this holiday). 😊
Just after we left the exit a taxi per curer? Took our car
up 2 levels and right into a taxi. (It appeared the taxi driver tipped him what
looked like 2mil.) The driver took us in a light drizzle that became heavier as
we proceeded to our garage. A large
Toyota was in our unloading spot doing the same so we unloaded our 3 large,
heavy bags and carried them to the elevator. It turned out they were our
neighbors and we shared a ride up to the 4th floor.
EL ARROYO SIGNS
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