Last night I went to bed at 10pm, fell asleep quickly, finally waking/getting up at 6:20am.
According to my Fitbit, I got in 7,949 steps yesterday and
last night I slept for 7 hours and 56 minutes for a sleep score of 80 and a
sleep efficiency of 95%. 😊
I left the apt just after 7am and quickly caught a bus to
Medellin. It was standing room only but after I paid the driver a woman in the
2nd row motioned me to the window seat next to her. “Muchas gracias,
muy amable”. As I got off the bus just before Calle 7 my elbow bumped a helmet
or something of the young lady behind me. I turned around and we both said,
“pardon” at the same time. I crossed Calle 6 and cut through the bank parking
lot and up the hill and as I turned up the path to Cedimed I noticed the same
lady behind me. I turned around and in English said, “Are you following me?”
and she laughed. I presented my medical order and my cedula at the entrance to
the waiting room, was given a number and took a seat. (Interesting that this
time I didn’t have to say, “no sexo, no bicicleta, no caballo, no comida”.) Five
to ten minutes later I paid 428,300 pesos ($136) for all my blood & urine tests.
Another 5-10 minutes later I was allowed in back and the phlebotomist took 3
vials of blood and put a small round “bandaid” on my blood site and I had her
add the regular Band-Aid I brought with me. I was given a urine cup and after a
trip to the restroom returned the urine sample.
Outside I walked up the hill to Carrera 37 then north to
Calle 10. Another 2 blocks down to Carrera 35 and I didn’t see D’Andre so it
must have closed and I don’t know when I’ll have hash browns again. I found Delarte
nearby and they had what looked like an American breakfast. I ordered it with a
latte and it was a lot of food.
I paid and as I walked back to Calle 10 I saw D’Andre
restaurant. I must have missed it because it was behind a wall and up a few
steps. I guess I’ll have to wait another 6 months for my hash browns.
I walked down to Avenida Poblado and quickly caught a bus
back to Envigado. I got off at the Gardenia bus stop and stopped inside
for another latte while completing 12 more chess puzzles, getting all of them
correct. Finally!
I left at 11am and returned to the apt. Julio handed me my
box of chess books as I entered the porteria.
I left at 2pm and walked to Blue’ Smash Brgr where I
tried their vanilla milkshake
I think in the future I’ll stick with a Coke. I started
reading the Step 1 book and the first 45 pages consisted of advice for the
chess teacher.
I left at 3pm and returned to the apt.
I watched another couple episodes of Seal Team.
RELEASE ALL THE
EPSTEIN FILES NOW!
PETTY PEOPLE
GETTING REVENGE





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