After checking into our hotel, we immediately sought a late lunch. We wanted salads, so 360 Bistro at the mall around the corner it was.
We split a bountiful green salad and a delicious piece of tuna.
For our next move, we decided to check out the impressive Parque Berrio. The main attraction? A great multitude of original sculptures by Colombian artist, Fernando Botero.
Dinner that evening was disappointing, but the night that followed... wasn't. I was desperate to experience Colombian nightlife (and even just mingle with a few guys and gals my own age), so, I took a chance and messaged a few people on CouchSurfing to ask if I could ask their p.m. plans. Lumy responded, and a couple hours later, I was at Blue with her and her co-workers. Fun times ensued.
The next morning, I needed that café con leche... along with the scrambled eggs, toast, watermelon, and almojábanas.
On the agenda? A visit to the Parque de los Deseos to see the Casa de Musica and the Museo de Arte Moderno to 
We had a fabulous lunch afterwards: grilled chicken, vegetables, Chilean wine.
Oh, and coffee ice cream.
After a nap on some work, we went downstairs at our hotel for dinner. As in Ecuador, dinner is often light, so our meal simply consisted of a sandwich, salad, and dessert (one of many fruits we don't have in the US filled with arequipe).
We're currently in Cartagena, and tomorrow, will be jet-setting off to Letecia. Point is, I doubt I'll be connected again until I get back to Bogotá, or better yet, the United States. ¡Que te vayas muy bien! Hope your weekend is absolutely wonderful.
