I’ve got a cold

ByGwyn Fisher

but that’s not stopped us chilling with Olga and co. and being treated to a slap up meal at Sacromonte last night, and breakfast at cafe Azteca this morning. Ronaldo and me had a wander round the centre and Chapultepec this morning I snapped a few shots of the centre then went chasing bouncing cheques. again. A nice morning all in all, though I was knackered by the end of it and had a meeting about the jewellery site this avo. I’m wondering if I’m in a secure enough mental state to watch 28 weeks later/ Exterminio 2 later on…

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I’ve almost finished on the cirugia plastica site and Dr. Hector gave me a bottle of San Matias Anejo Reserva tequila to celebrate which was a very nice gesture. A smoother tequila I’ve not tasted and much better than free liposuction. Though, come to think of it, maybe there’s surgery they can do to help you pronounce RRs better in español. I’ll ask me dentist.

Thanks to Monica, Annelise, Kristen, Mike, Vanessa and anyone else I’m playing scrabble with on FaceBook. It’s well entertaining. I promise I’m not cheating, I’ve just been very lucky with the tiles. Except in the game I’m about to lose to Claire… where it’s been raining vowels for the last 10 moves… Mustn’t grumble.

Grumble.

5 Comments

  1. Dang, sorry about the cold and the rubber cheques… I feel your pain. But, on the 28 weeks, I say go for it. If you can manage raining vowels, you can deal with raining bowels…

    (garrrgh please remind me not to attemp stupid jokes in English next time)

    “Rápido corren los carros cargados de azúcar del ferrocarril.”

    10 times in a row, fast. That should do the trick.

    Cheers!

  2. Not bad punnage for a non native speaker. Feel free to practice in these here pages…

    Meanwhile… “rapido coren los caros cargados de azucar del ferocaril” 🙁 x 10 …

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