It’s Monday. Again, just another day of the week.
We are still without internet, and as I suspected, the internet company has us running around in useless circles for the fun of it. We were given a number to call to report the fried modem. Call the number: no answer. Call again: a bunch od recordings. Go back in person to the internet office only to hear, “We cannot give you a new modem until you call to report the damaged one. Keep calling. Be patient.” Well, if I have not mastered patience at I have been here in Mexico a year, then I will never learn it.
The weekend was lovely. I somehow caught a cold. And not just the normal stuffy head junk, but the ache-y tiredness all over part. But I am not one to complain! Thanks to my dear husband and wonderful in-laws, I was well taken care of. Warm cinnamon tea with a hint of sugar and a splash of lime, several long backrubs, and the extra little things Rafa did around the house because he knows I just rest better when the house is tidy. I am not sure what all I have ingested medicine wise since Friday evening, but it has done it’s job
We also have new neighbors. A nice couple with two adorable daughters. Ages 2 and 4. But wait! It gets better! They speak English. Not their first language, but they speak it well. I have not come across anyone truly English speaking here, and what do you know? They showed up at my doorstep! I think we may have found some new friends. :)
I just got a text from Rafa saying he was on his way home for lunch. And guess what? I still get butterflies in my stomach. Being married has not and perhaps, never will be easy, but it’s the BEST. I enjoy being married and I love being Rafa’s wife.
And he is here now, so off I go!
xoxo
Kat
I know you are excited to have some new English- speaking neighbors...do they live in the Dr.'s house? Does the older child speak English as well? How fun! Love~
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