Day Two:
Well, I survived the first night. Ha Ha Today I had a great
time. Breakfast, more new food! J
Then we went and visited the Father of my friend, Don Carlos. Don Carlos is an
interesting person. During the week he is a radio announcer/DJ for a local
radio station. On the weekends he is a holistic / alternative medicine Dr. He
is also an artistic painter. I will be spending the next few nights with Don
Carlos and his wife. How long, I don’t know.
We hung out here for a while, what is now the locations of
Don Carlos’ practice one used to be the home of my friends. This was
interesting. I also met more family of my friends. There was a steady stream of
clients for Don Carlos, so have any type of extended conversation was
difficult. So from here it was off to lunch.
Don Carlos, Panchito and I
Lunch was great, as has been the case I don’t remember the
name of the dish I had, but it was oh-so-good. From lunch we went to shop for
the perfect bicycles for a 3 year old. Everything in Mexico is not cheaper than
the US as you might think. We went to buy Sandra’s 3 year old a bike. It cost
about $150.00 where I would have expected to pay about $60 - $80 in the US. With the new bike and helmet secured in the
truck it was off to shop for dinner. Sandra’s mom was cooking.
The god mother of one of my friends, Sandra and I
We had a combination of Carne Asada and Chorrizo. It was very good. We hung out there for quite awhile and visited with Sandra's mom and brother. Played with the kids and the new bike. Overall had an good visit. After this is was off to pack my bags to go to stay with Don Carlos and his wife Mary.
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