I’m sitting here at my computer, Dewing myself away, thinking of better times, happier times, cooler times. Praying for a God driven intervention, a miracle of sorts.
In the News:
Yesterday marked the 6th year anniversary of the start of bad times in S.L.P., Mexico. June 29, 2000, my Papi (I never use that word for him. It’s something new he’s started.) and Michelle’s Father, were taken from our home to a undisclosed Mexican location. Novermber 29th marks the end of the period.
But to keep things on the positive side.
Today marks the 6th year since all of the people that were left in the home went down to the mall. Mike (of Marieanne) took the whole bunch of us OC’s, Jett’s, and Juniors Teens, down to the Mall to kill time and to make us get our minds off of the day before. At that mall we watched Big Mama’s House. We were originally going to watch Mission Impossible II, but you had to be over twelve, I was able to pull it off..being the massive 11 yearold that I was, but little Andre was too short to. (Thanks Buddy, You saved us from making a mistake, though I did hate you at the time.) It was the first and only movie that I have seen in a mexican theater…not a bad choice I must say. We ended up spending most of our day at the mall, eating ice cream, lil kids playing in the play place, video games, chilling. It was awesome.
Then we were hungry for dinner. All we wanted was fried chicken, and there just so happened to be 3 places where you can get it in S.L.P. So we set out on what seemed to be a simple process (I mean who in Mexico eats fried chicken? Let alone who could afford it?).
Kentucky Fried Chicken…out. OUT OF CHICKEN! Excuse me…what do you have, Pig? So we trek to the next place, Pollo Loco (just picture about 20 gringos ranging from ages 1-22 walking around mexican city streets, lovely no?) Also out of CHICKEN.
If you have the word Chicken in your restaurants name…remember to sell chicken, please? So since these two chicken selling places are out of chicken, we head home. Hungry, crying, starving children, teens, and adults, wondering…WHY is this happening to us? As if things could get worse.
It must have been a conspiracy.
Someone got the bright idea to send two older teens out to get chicken at Pollo Feliz. And…And…Guess what? Multiple choice question, Did they have fried chicken, fish, or pig? Ding, Ding, they had Fried Chicken. Man were we happy. So as these people are buying Pollo Feliz out of their stock of chicken (heh, take that customers after us.) we were watching Hercules in…Spanish. Did you speak spanish, cuz I sure didn’t? But it was grand anyways.
So we had Chicken…one peice each because, well…their wasn’t a whole lot there. But we all wore smiling faces because Fried Chicken is Heaven sent. It was a rare, rare, rare, rare, rare treat.
Funny Times. Not necessarily better times, if you take the whole situation in, but compartively speaking…it was one. Amen?

