The washed clothes we got back was still wet, obviously they just washed it this morning and handed it back to us.
No point in arguing, I was going to leave anyway back to the Bellavista hostel where I had now arrange a bed for the rest of the week.
Another story about this Aji Hostel just brewed up as one of the Aussie girls asked for her bag back that she gave the hostel staff for safe keeping. That bag, that contained passports, cards and loads of other important stuff could no longer be found. I felt bad but there really was no point in hanging around and left, so I never found out if it ever turned up again.
I went back to the good Hostel - Bellavista Hostel, unpacked my wet clothes, hung them up for drying and bumped into Nick who also was on the Walking tour two days ago. It's that easy to meet people.
Not much planned for today, so we decided to hang out on the rooftop for some time and soon were joined by some other people. It was a great spot up on the roof, great weather and the group became very multi continental with people frome every continent but Africa and Antarctica present.
I met Claudia, Karina and Luis from Peru, Mark from Austria, who would also move to Dublin this year, Dave from Australia, Nick from the UK, who was teaching English in Colombia and a few other people.
Despite my plans to get an early night it went on until very late... or rather early again!
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