Pictured here is a receipt from Pollo Robero, as I like to call them, tongue in cheek. I must admit it is damn good tasting chicken. But I try limiting purchases to either a) special occasions, like this visit to the in-laws to treat them to something nice, or b) there’s nothing else to eat [...]
Archive for October 2010
Pollo Campero and American Chains in El Salvador 6 comments
The curse of the gringa face 4 comments
We went to the market in Aguilares today, my husband and I, to buy raw cacao beans and spices for family members I plan to visit soon. At the first stall, we were a bit surprised at the price of the cacao beans – $2.50 a pound. Not even a year ago they were $1.50 [...]
Paper Shredder 2 comments
Delantal (apron) Leave a comment
Spent the morning with my husband’s mother and learned something new about her. We were talking about making new seat cushion covers for the chairs, as she just finished a waist-apron (called an delantal) made out of remnants of Christmas tablecloths. It was neat the way it turned out, with one type of fabric for [...]
On Paying Bills 5 comments
Horny Spiders 4 comments
I love these guys! Don’t know their name, but these spiders have a hard spotted shell with two distinctive points or ‘horns’ so I just call them horny spiders. Environment = high elevation in El Salvador (3,000 ft), and seen during rainy season. See more at the Wonderful World of Insects in El Salvador Photo [...]
