I am back at my computer. As you can tell, I did not take my lap top on the trip -- and the ways of the internet cafés are still foreign to me.
That means I now have a week's worth of blogs to read. And, of course, I need to start posting some of my thoughts about the trip to Melaque and my future there.
It is good to be back. If I do not post anything today, I will start tomorrow.
See you soon.
That means I now have a week's worth of blogs to read. And, of course, I need to start posting some of my thoughts about the trip to Melaque and my future there.
It is good to be back. If I do not post anything today, I will start tomorrow.
See you soon.
5 comments:
Steve how are you going to tell us how hot and humid it was and there is no way you could stand it. But then if you go there in a cool time of the year and acclimate your self as it gets hot and humid, you can live there. I know I have lived in La Paz the last 14 years and wait for summer.
wiley
wiley -- I think my choice of picture on this post may telegraph my feelings about the heat and humidity of Melaque -- and how to deal with it. But more on that -- later.
Welcome back! Been checking every day! Can't wait to hear your thoughts and, and, and just everything!
I can't wait to hear what you have to say! I bet Jiggs was really happy to see you. Mr. Dog mopes when we aren't home.
regards,
Theresa
Wayne and Theresa -- Thank you for the welcome back. I started putting some posts together, but I decided to spend the day with Professor Jiggs. He was happy enough to see me return that I have been taking him for periodic walks. He has not been out of the yard for a week -- and there is a big world to experience out there.
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