Vicki made arepas for
breakfast, which were just big sweet pancakes. Marcos loves peyibeyes with mayo
with his morning coffee. I don’t care for peyibeyes, but I haven’t tasted one
in probably 20 years, so I had one to see if my tastes had changed. Still not
really my thing, but I’m glad I checked.
Kat had flown out that
morning, and towards the end of breakfast, Ramon, Elena, and Lizzie joined us.
We caravanned to Bosque del Ninos, a cool recreational area with picnic areas,
a soccer field, and hiking trails. Most of us hiked to a waterfall (Ramon and
Lizzie stayed at the tables). The weather and the trees reminded me on northern
California. We thought we were going to get rained on, but it stayed dry.
Back at the tables, we
ate lunch of leftover arroz con pollo and salad. The kids and I played a little
soccer. It was Alex, Chris, and me on one team, against Carlos, Dani, and
Bella. We won the first game 3 to 2. Then I subbed myself out for Elena, and Carlos
and the girls won the second game. It was fun. I really like V and M’s kids.
They’re sweet and good-natured.
There’s a chance that V
and M and kids might come to Florida over Christmas break. Of course we invited
them to stay with us. Hopefully it will happen.
The park closed at 4, so
we headed back down the mountain to Alice and William’s house. Monica was also
there, as her main occupation right now is taking care of her parents and a jewelry/art
business, which she works on from the house. We had a light dinner of sandwiches
and tortillas with natilla.
Back at V and M’s, we
packed the car up for the last time, said our goodbyes, and headed to the
Airbnb in San Rafael.
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