#9 Saturday Jan 2, 2021 Honduras Kitchen and FaceTime Quinn

Pupusa is a cornmeal bread with a filling. Like a Quesadilla or a toasted cheese sandwich.  Delicious 😋 
Dinner was grilled beef, refried beans, salad, corn tortillas, green banana, hot sauce and queso fresco cheese. Really good food.
Did a virtual EPT session with Quinn and he just fell asleep without a struggle during the forgiveness statements. So sweet.
Today: last day and night in Florida.  Some rain. Returned rental bikes. 

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