Pausing Here and There

I am adopting Sarah and Megan’s nifty numbering system as a way to give information.

1. I was skipping to Xelapan the other morning to buy bread and apparently people in pickup trucks don’t want you to be happy at 7:00 in the morning. Their response was to throw a spring onion at me. It did not hit me, and I continued to skip.

2. Awkward house moments can be made less awkward when followed up by sharing a very full liter of red wine, enjoying candles, and knitting.

3. I made bread. Even though a housemate told me it would need to rise several times and it would have to be for the morning he was wrong. The bread was delicious.

4. I am planning a cena for Sarah’s birthday for Friday. It will be extravagant.

5. I am planning to cook pancakes this weekend. I think I will make a mora (blackberry) and mango compote to accompany it.

6. I will be responsible for cooking dinner for the house (which is now 12 people!) on Sunday.

7. Conclusion: my life revolves around food and drink and food again. Woot.

PS: I have successfully completed my massive amounts of spanish homework both days this week. I win I win I win. I also now know the conditional and the futuro gramatical. I win again! I also carried a large sac of balls on my head from the market to Sakribal to donate to the ninos in the pueblo. That sounds a lot dirtier than it actually was. Stop being gross.

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