Day 26 Friday
Strike news:
Sounds like things are moving but our next step is to get a
court date and we don’t have that yet.
Today:
The kids and I are really getting to know each other. Today we went to the Big Mall which we had to
take a taxi to. We walked around the
mall for awhile were I bought the kids more play-doh and some play-doh tools
that I will give to them on Sunday when we go to John’s place for the broncos
game. J
We ate at La ponderosa which I believe is like the American version
ponderosa (seemed like the same place hmmmm).
The food was pretty good. But yet
again L feels that she can act anyway she wants at a table. She decided to take her shoes off and not eat
all of her food. I told her that her
behavior was not appropriate in a restaurant and she didn’t like that. But I have noticed that the temper tantrums
have been calming down because L is realizing I don’t care about her attitude
only her actions. After paying the bill, once again she walked
out of the restaurant folding her arms and tearing up. I asked her if she wanted to hold my hand and
she said no. So I walked away from
her. She walked behind me with tears in
her eyes. But in a minute she runs up to me
when she discovers that I am not paying any attention to her. I will win in this game of chess. I am hoping that by the time I get home with
the kids (keeping my fingers crossed) that I will have this wild horse broken.
I think I confuse allot of Colombians because there has been
a couple of times that L walks behind me in the mall or in a park with some tears
in her eyes. I can see it in many
Colombians eyes, that are around us, that they feel bad for her (one even tried
to talk to her). In Colombia, women from
what I understand are treated like princesses and they are not used to seeing girls
crying. As a matter of fact men even
carry women’s purses here, always hold their hands, and completely pay
attention to their women when walking down the street with them.
The biggest thing I don't like about Colombia is the pollution.
Look really close and you will see the mountains. That's not rain or fog its pollution.
Same picture of the mountains but a different day. Not as much pollution but still really bad.
Well until tomorrow,
John
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