A new time.
Dolores and I have the rest of the week available to plan or not to
plan. Nothing scheduled until next
Tuesday and…time to do it! The next
guests aren’t scheduled to arrive before January 20th. We both are on the recovery side of the Gripe
(Mexican Common Respiratory Undiagnosed Disease) and are feeling in great shape
to excel at “doin nuthin.”
Dolores oldest daughter Christine just finished her
highly successful one person show, apply titled “Show Girl” in Puerto Vallarta. She had fourteen performances and received
the best reviews of the season in PV.
She will be at the Auditorium in Ajijic for a one night show on January
7th (www.entertainmentajijic.com)
before returning to Seattle for the season at Teatro ZinnZani. If you’re in the Guadalajara area at that
time don’t miss it.
We are hardcore Seattle Seahawks (NFL football) since
they were formed as an expansion team in 1974, 41years ago. We had season tickets at the Kingdome when it
opened in 1976, 35 yard line in back of the Seahawk bench. We’ve been very pleased with the TV coverage
in Mexico – until the last 3 games, 2 not covered. And those were the blowout victories over Minnesota
Vikings and the Arizona Cardinals. The
game covered was the miserable losing performance against the St. Louis
Rams. Go figure.
Yesterdy the local niño’s returned back to school after
having the last two weeks on vacation. The street is quite, no impromptu soccer or other exuberant games. Yesterday the
nationals all headed back home to the business of earning a living and paying
for the holidays. We were out and about
doing shopping after saying our goodbyes to Christine and chose to pick up some
needed items (shopping). It was almost like Easter. The streets were so very crowded, cars parked
on each side of the streets, errand runners double parked, stores jammed with
shoppers such as ourselves trying to get resupplied with the basics after the
holidays, cars trying to park while the rest of us watched and waited, and the
travelers streaming onto the roads to return to their homes, wherever. What impresses me the most is the patience of
the nationals. No horn honking,
gestures, or bad faces. Most of the
impatient drivers were gringos like myself.
Tomorrow celebrates the Epiphany - El Dia de los Reyes.as the twelth day after Christmas, the day the children usually receive their gifts.
Feliz Ano Nuevo
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