In order to get my blog to have "page turning" links [from one day to the next day], I would manually insert those links when I published my blog.
Years later, when Blogger had its own page turning links, I converted over to the blogger system. However, my old HTML page links still remained. And those links looked very ugly.
Lately, I have been going back in my blog to remove the HTML code that created those links. It's a slow job. But I am a patient guy.
Restaurante Paris Paris
12:30pm - Today I wanted to eat at a restaurant where I had not eaten before. I chose a pleasant looking open-air place named, Paris Paris.
I've ordered "fried fish". With the fish came sautéed vegetables, white rice, guacamole. [30 Quetzales $4.05US]
View from my table at Paris Paris
No begging
I've not seen anybody begging for money since I arrived in Panajachel. There are a ton of people trying to earn a living selling stuff.
Since I began eating my lunch, about 12 boys came by to shine my shoes. A couple of dozen people showed me indigenous craft items. A few ladies were selling woven cloth things.
A popular item to sell is a glass bead hummingbird. All these hummers look like they were made by the same person.
Hey George! Boy did I miss something here. I didn't know you were in Guatemala! The only thing on my bucket list is to *live* in a foreign country! I'm envious! But ... Panajachel?? Boy, does that bring memories. My very first RV trip was with my parents when I was 10 - 1962. We traveled thru Mexico and Guatemala. In Guatemala we stayed at the home of a man named Hanstein (I think) he owned a coffee plantation named Finca La Paz and the nearest town was Panajachel! Have you heard of a place called Finca La Paz?
ReplyDeleteHi Chris!
DeleteYes! I took two trips to foreign countries over the last couple of months. One to visit friends in Mexico who were staying in Mazatlan.
The second country is Guatemala. I visited Panajachel in 2012, and loved it. So, I decided to come to "Pana" for a month.
Tomorrow I will ask around for a place named "Finca La Paz."
George
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