Souvenir Photo Studio, by Al Bourassa: Sunday Jan 27, 2019 Lago Chilicote

Sunday, January 27, 2019

Sunday Jan 27, 2019 Lago Chilicote

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Sunday Jan 27, 2019

The usual, then a nap before lunch! We are both feeling the heat, Cristina doubled with hot flashes. She spends more than 50% of her days in bed.

We had to return the eye-patched Nina back to Carlos because Negrita was always wanting to fight with her and that would excite the other dogs. I didn't want to risk damage to any dog over a free-for-all fight where they might gang up on one or two.

Oldies But Goodies Dance Club will officially be moving to Common Grounds in Cuenca after unreasonable upped rent requests from Villa San Carlos. CG can provide food, drinks, and have moved things around to get a decent dance floor, at NO rent... Best of luck to George and Rene with this change.

We took Ana Julia to Mega Chuleta for lunch however I just noticed that the awning reads Mr. Chuleta... We ordered, then I took the Canon for a quick walk around the adjacent Lago Chilicote, where we lived from January until September. It was eerie that there were virtually no birds around lake, significantly no Egret nor Ibis. Very strange indeed. However the lake with the huge "egret" tree in the middle is still worth shooting when a person has the opportunity.

I needn't have hurried. Mr. Chuleta gets huge crowds on Sundays and their service drops significantly. It was almost an hour before we got our order, however it was always mouth-watering as usual.

Then we dropped off Ana Julia at Adiela's after 4 days here. Adiela was under the weather but showed us their latest good deed, getting a huge tumor removed off the back leg of a dog. Her group did an online request for help to pay for the operation, which I am sure she said was 120,000 pesos, or only $40. However, this dog had owners who were going to toss it in the street because of the infirmity... A pox on those irresponsible owners.

An ice cream was in the cards upon our return to Andalucia and Cristina went straight back to bed.

I hope you enjoy the pictures. That was the day’s excitement.

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