La Piedra and GuatapeBefore the TourHola- Its John to start today’s blog. I just wanted to stress the importance of context when speaking. At breakfast as we munched on our croissants Kimberly looked up from her phone and announced: “I only have a year left”. I replied: “Are you telling me over croissants that you are going to die within the year?” No, no she says, I was talking …
Medellin- Coffee, Parks and the Best Pizza EverBreakfast by the Park It’s bright and sunny. Yeah! We head to the hostel restaurant which is also open to the public. The restaurant borders a lush green park with a gurgling stream. It’s a beautiful setting and good healthy food. John has a stack of five pancakes with strawberries and bananas between each pancake. I have avocado on toast with a salad.Coffee …
John Causes Drama on the PlaneTime to Travel AgainIt is so good to see things finally opening up for travel. John and I are on the road again.My eldest son Graham is attending university in Sao Paulo, Brazil for the final term of his masters program. John and I figure it’s a good time to explore Brazil, checking out Columbia on our way there.We say goodbye to our awesome …
Last Day in LondonThe Victoria & Albert Museum The sun is shining and it is a cool 7 degrees as Zoe, John and I walk to the Kew Gardens tube station. We are off to the Victoria and Albert Museum. John and I have never been to the V&A. John is expecting it to have a lot of ceramic dinner settings and fashion exhibits. Was John ever wrong. This place is …
