Figuring some things out
Yesterday after I did my blog post I really did not do too much. I do not want to stress myself out or do anything too crazy, so I really just spent yesterday hanging out. I talked to my parents, grandma, and Grace and this time I didn't cry at all during the phone calls.
Since it was a Sunday, I wasn't sure what the hours of different places would be so I decided to do a late lunch/ early dinner so I would be able to eat somewhere. I went to a cafe that was about a 5-minute walk from where I am staying. They had a full menu as well as a bunch of sweets and coffee options. I wanted to get something like fajitas, but they didn't have any vegetarian options, so I ordered "una hamburguesa vegetariana." I sat there and waited for my food and while I am waiting another table came in and they order some cute coffee drinks and some pastries and then out comes this huge burger with fries with a huge steak knife coming out of it. I felt like such an embarrassing American for ordering that, but it was so good. The burger had zucchini and eggplant on it as well as sauteed onions and a cheese sauce. It was so yummy. I only ate half of it and then I took the other half back home to eat later. I didn't end up eating it until breakfast today because I just wasn't that hungry last night. Then last night I went to bed pretty early.
This morning, I woke up a bit before 8. I lounged around in the morning and then journaled while I ate the other half of my burger. Then I decided it was time to go to the grocery store. That was one of my big tasks for the day and I actually love going to international grocery stores. I realized when Grace and I went to Ireland, Amsterdam, London, and Edinburgh that I think it is so interesting to see all of the different food options and the similarities between brands and food that I am used to. I also like seeing the prices of things and thinking about that. I went to the grocery store for a while and walked up and down each aisle. There were a lot of products that I recognized which was fun. I ended up spending about $20 on my groceries and got some staples that will hopefully last me for a while.
Those papas fritas look muy delicioso! I bet the grocery store was so fun and it helped you practice your spanish too.
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