Slow Travel

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On Thursday, we took a long walk through Polanco, an expat hotspot full of restaurants, parks, and some very high-end shops. Our wandering led us to Palacio Hierro, a luxury department store with an incredible food hall on the top floor. We picked up a baguette and some prosciutto for sandwiches back at the apartment before getting ready for the evening.

Later, we met up with our friend Camilo for drinks at Tlecan, ranked #3 bar in North America and #20 in the world. Street tacos also made an appearance—well, mostly drinks, with a couple of tacos sneaking in somewhere along the way. It was a fun night… maybe a bit too fun.

Yesterday was all about recovery. We spent the day cleaning the apartment and tackling the laundry pile. We did manage to get out for some grocery shopping at City Market, and naturally, couldn’t resist grabbing a few more street tacos. Slow, simple, and satisfying. Honestly, I don’t know why I don’t eat these all the time—they’re incredible and cheap: 8 bucks for four stuffed tacos, a Diet Coke, and some peanuts. Well… maybe that’s why. Not exactly health food.

Here are some pictures of the apartment:

I am also taking some time to start planning the South East Asia Trip.