Day 3: Montevideo, Uruguay

My new teacher friends

The best part of this trip is definitely the people we are with. They are creative fun teachers and you can tell their students adore them. Most are a lot younger than us, but want to know about our marriage, (Really?! 44 years?!) or about trips we’ve been on and they are thinking of doing, or about our children. I believe people share more deeply and ask frank questions because we feel a connection and we aren’t part of their “real” world. The thirty-somethings especially connect with Jim over work angst issues, how to figure out what they want in life, and ADHD. He looks (and IS!) wise and approachable.

We had a guided tour of the city this morning. I particularly liked the colorful indoor market.

Then we visited two different wineries. We had lots of wine, lots of hors d’oeuvres, and a nice lunch. Did I say a lot of wine? I wanted to taste it, but I cannot drink six glasses even over several hours. 🥴

An hour after we got back to the hotel we left for dinner. I might not ever be hungry again.

Another flavorful giant ribeye steak cooked to perfection with fries. The standard Uruguay dinner.

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