El Norte AGAIN! Seriously? I think it's the 15th Norte since I came here. This is unheard of during this time of the year. The port is closed. Nothing to do. So this is exactly what I did - absolutely nothing. It is an extremely nice and relaxing activity, I highly recommend indulging into it whenever possible.
I miss being in a hammock now. For the past several days, when the wind wasn't blowing like crazy, I spent 4-5 hours every night chilling in a hammock. I would promise myself that I'd come out just for the sunset and then quickly retire not to fall victim to enraged mosquitos once again, but it was simply out of my control. The hammock is addictive and not easy to let go of. So I obediently pay the price: my back is completely raw from the bites and scratches, but I try to comfort myself that at least the sunset pictures came out gorgeous.
I miss being in a hammock now. For the past several days, when the wind wasn't blowing like crazy, I spent 4-5 hours every night chilling in a hammock. I would promise myself that I'd come out just for the sunset and then quickly retire not to fall victim to enraged mosquitos once again, but it was simply out of my control. The hammock is addictive and not easy to let go of. So I obediently pay the price: my back is completely raw from the bites and scratches, but I try to comfort myself that at least the sunset pictures came out gorgeous.
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