Somber Sunday

When I went to Castiglione del lago on Saturday, the three of us probably spent the least amount of euro of anyone on our entire trip. However, I still wanted to pace myself - I hadn't learned from the day before.

I was going to go to the cathedral with some of the other people and check out mass, but I decided to sleep in. Sunday was actually the first day since I've been here that my body really did not feel like it wanted to do anything, including go downstairs to eat. But I forced myself to at least get up. With Arthritis, its never really predictable when I will and won't be able or have the energy to do things. I'm grateful, however, that it was Sunday that this misfortune struck. (During class would not be fun.)

So, I vegged some more. But this time, I had people at the villa to keep me company. Internet was working downstairs, so I was down there with some others.

We played a little Apples to Apples, ate a little, watched Ever After and Tangled, and then we got hungry. I had some pizza left over, so I ate that and some cantaloupe, but others hadn't bought food for the weekend. Apparently, many stores in town were closed too, because it was Sunday.

But, Kevin (one of the main guys; staff) told us about some take out Chinese food. So we looked at the menú. After awhile, more people started wanted Chinese delivered. So after about half an hour of figuring out what everyone's getting, getting their money out and I got my card out to pay with my card and take the cash, we finally called. No answer. We call again. Still no answer. There is a mexican food place nearby, so we try that number and it works. So, that means the Chinese place also wasn't open on Sunday. Sheesh!

So, we all put our money away, get dressed and walked to the mexican restaurant. It was nice to get out, I have to admit. I was starting to get really bad cabin fever! I will try very hard not to stay home as long anymore.

At MexCal - the name of the restaurant - I got a margarita and tostada and Torey and I shared some churros for dessert. It was a little pricey for the amount of food we got, but it was all very good. Except for the margarita; not a huge fan.   :)

This is the view from the top of the teatrino (our little theatre).