Zach woke up still feeling jazzed (probably from all that brawn in the movie), and we decided to make a trek to "Cafe a Pan" for a nice cafecito. The coffee shop is probably 3 miles from Tule, so we opted for a nice bike ride. Things were muddy from all the rain the day before, so I had a nice mud stripe up the back of my white shirt by the time we arrived.
I - the non spanish speaking one - asked for a menu and we sat down to decide what we wanted. Zach ordered a Moka (mocha) and I opted for a cappuccino. There was a blonde lady with a cute little boy sitting at a table kind of behind us. She made her way to our table to meet us and ask where we were from. Turns out, she is from California, but living in Oaxaca with her husband and son now. She was very sweet, very Adrienne as well.
This encounter sparked a brief discussion of the previous night's movie and then of other movies we liked and wanted to see. Our journey back was muddy but safe, surprisingly similar to the way out.
Just a few minutes after making it home it started once again to rain, and rained the majority of the rest of the day. We discovered the Serrano's have RCT2 (Roller Coaster Tycoon 2) and took a little journey back to the future (back into the childhood selves who loved the game, and into the future of being grandmaster roller coaster designers).
Another day, another journey, another blog.
Try to make a roller coaster that doesn't make everyone throw up and everyone stays in the cars. Ha. - Cade
ReplyDeleteI downloaded Oregon Trail as an app on my phone. Its very similar to the computer game, except sometimes eagles swoop down and take your kids!!
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