Tuesday, May 10, 2011--Livingston, Guatemala
There were thunderstorms that started in the early morning hours and continued until about 9:30. The air remained muggy and hot for the rest of the day.
I went out exploring for about two hours near noon. I stopped at a small restaurant and had a nice plate of rice and beans with a chicken leg and cole slaw. Then I stopped at a bakery for a sweet roll. The air was just too miserable for me to want to wander anywhere, though, so I returned to the room for the afternoon.
When I went back out in the evening, the town was alive again. Today is Mother's Day in Guatemala. Two large restaurants were both full of mothers having a night out together--no fathers or children other than infants, just the mothers. It was nice to see. There is also a big event tonight at a gymnasium. I'm not sure if it is related to Mother's Day or what. But the building is full of people, and there is a live band playing. There are also more tourists wandering about town tonight than there were yesterday.
This would be a good place to have a fellow traveler. Most of the things to do here would be more enjoyable with another person. But it has great atmosphere for tourists. It is a bit like a Caribbean Port Aransas.
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