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Waking up at the crack of dawn, I looked out the window and although it’s not snowing, it’s so very cold.  I told you before that my mother in law gave me an ear wrap to wear out in the cold (which is much more attractive than the robber mask) and I tried it out yesterday at the bat cave, during my “smoke” break.  Now, I know I said I am quitting and I am – but not cold turkey.  Cory Dudley tells me about San Felipe’s weather; “So it’s a bit nippy up there, 66.3 right now and about 45.3 this morning. The cold has caught my attention this year, until it hits sixty degrees out there my front door is closed. After sixty degrees I might, might being the operative word think about taking the garbage out. At sixty-five degrees there are thoughts of heading into town, just thoughts. It’s been a damp cold much like San Francisco, it’s goes to the bone.  The best investment I’ve made in years, a sleeping blanket.“  Too bad they don’t have an electric blanket coat!  Photo by Kat of Kat.

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Wow, I just wrote Wednesday rather than Tuesday getting a little ahead of myself but secretly hoping it was.  So, I heard today that Arturo, Tavo and Ray (three of the original Tres Generaciones) will be playing every Saturday night at La Vaquita Restaurante.  A little trivia about the three generations.  A long time ago, there was a couple who lived here who also opened “Tia’s Bakery”, which was very cool but back to the reason I’m telling you this.  These people were John and Judy Carroll who spent many years at Playas del Sol.  John played the Sax I believe and he, Arturo and Tavo formed El Tres Generaciones.  However, for some reason, I think there was another guy before Arturo who was the youngest, but his career was short lived.  I’ll have to check with Tavo, if I can get a straight answer out of him.  At any rate, it ended up with Tavo, Arturo, Ray and then Bebo.   Photo by Kat.