I woke up to a mostly mouth-watering breakfast of kiwi and banana with the always available but never edible breakfast sandwich. Kiwi is great in Chile, I wasn't expecting to eat so much of it on this trip.
After quickly guzzling down my breakfast I met Lauren for our usual run to the beach. Unfortunately, I left her waiting, standing alone on the corner of Alvarez and Creeper Central for longer than I should have thanks to a crazy colectivo experience in front of my house. Apparently, drivers aren't supposed to stop just anywhere for a passenger; he or she should be waiting at the Parada/bus-stop if he/she wants a ride. After about 10 minutes of unsuccessful flag-downs, I figured out that because there was a significant amount of construction happening on my street and cops were around, all colectivo drivers were obeying the law...for once. We had a little trouble running today...thanks to the combination of Lauren's Theta fanny-back boucing and jingling in front of me as we ran, accompanied by the sound of Papara Americano blasting in my ears. Its on my playlist, have a listen!
After our run, we parted ways and went home for lunch and a quick shower. At 2 o'clock, it was TIME.
We visited two local vineyards in the Casablanca Valley about 40 minutes from Vina del Mar. The first was Veramonte.
| Veramonte |
| William Cole |
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| i tried to get really into it |
I bought some wine, too!
After a tiring day at the vineyards,we all went home for a few hours of relaxation before going out again for girls night out. It kind of fell apart, as two of our most active partiers were feeling ill after such a long day...but that didn't stop us from ice cream and a cool new karaoke bar!
| we ordered a delicious pile of fries and meat...and devoured it |
A good Friday, it was.
Until tomorrow,
Lesley
