Nos despertamos queriendo darle otra oportunidad al hervidor de agua, pero comprobamos que ya no iba a dar más de sí, desayunamos y fuimos a la alcaldía para empezar con el papeleo de mi residencia. Fuimos a la parvularia para poner fecha de formación de docentes y al médico de Verapaz para obtener mi informe médico.
En el centro médico me abrieron un expediente, y la señora que me rellenó el informe tiene una hija que se llama Lauren Liliana y su cumpleaños es el 14 de septiembre también. No me lo podía creer, pero si, así es y así lo cuento :P Me pesaron, midieron y sacaron sangre y ya tengo informe médico.
Aprovechamos y bajamos luego a San Vicente para ir a Hacienda para hacerme un NIT, un documento para que la alcaldía me pague manutención y estancia, una vez ahí aprovechamos para mirar hervidores pero no habían y optamos por comprar una cafetera americana y cafecito rico de El Salvador.
Subimos a Guadalupe, en un bus con la música a tope, llegamos a casa y nos hicimos café que nos sirvió para pasar las tres horas siguientes hablando con el alcalde sobre los aspectos a mejorar en coordinación del municipio.
Cenamos y se ha puesto a llover y a tronar por primera vez desde que estoy en El Salvador :)
We woke up trying to give the water heater another chance, but we verified it wasn´t working anymore, so we had breakfast and went to the city hall to start with the paperwork for my residency. We went by the kindergarden to set a date to train teachers and went to the doctor´s office in Verapaz to get my medical report.
At the doctor´s office they started on my medical record, and as I was talking to the lady filling in my report, I found out she has a daughter called Lauren Liliana and who´s birthday is September 14th as well as mine. I couldn´t believe it, but that´s what happened and that´s what I´m telling you :P They took my weight, height and blood test and now I have a medical record here.
As we were in Verapaz, we took the bus straight down to San Vicente to go to the tax office to get a document I need for the city hall to pay for my house and food. Since we were there, we bought an american coffee machine because there were no water heaters to be found. We also bought nice Salvadoran coffee.
We came up to Guadalupe, on a bus with its music as high as it could be, got home and made coffee which helped us stay through the three hour meeting with the mayor.
We finished having dinner and it started storming out there for the first time since I´ve been here in El Salvador :)
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