Breakfast is at a leisurely 8am with morning showeres wetting down everything outside as we eat fresh fruit and fresh, unsweetened whip cream. Jim and Dawn, Brian and John were all there to join me and it was a really nice meal together. The air is unusually cool and clean. It is a nice day. Sadly, I must pack and go. I pass on my lamp from my first room (downstairs) to Jim and Dawn. It came upstairs with me when I switched to the loft above.
Now it goes next door and will glow at night without me. I should have asked them if they would sell it to me. I really like it!
Once in Cali, I splurged at the bus station and took a cab to the airport instead of fumbling with all my stuff to find the transfer bus. Good call.
The views towards Cali were amazing, and it filled my mind with memories of daily flying that blurred into one big happy dream that is hard to wake up from.
As much as I adore the food here, it seemed time to embrace my future and eat fresh, American style. I chose the "Italianismio" and went big. I polished it off in one sitting and took down my white chocolate and macadamia cookie with a guarded posture, as it was easily the sweetest morsel I have tasted since I got here. Wow!
I got an email from Rob. Seems that the hotel can't find the lamp and must have called him about it. I had to laugh because I am clearly not the only one madly in love with this thing. I sent a message back explaining the lamp hand-off. A short while later Rob confirmed that they had indeed found the lamp. Lol.
Now I sit waiting to board my short flight to Bogota, where I reclaim my bags, check in at the United counter, and wait until 1:30am. Then to Houston, by 5am, then to LAX by 9:30am, on my shuttle home by 10am, and might get home by noon on Friday in time to walk my girls home from school!
Cheers from Cali International airport, with free wifi that is quite fast too. Sayyy!
Cheers,
Marty
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