A “new” restaurant

La Cuchare de Madera Restaurant in Parqu del Plata, Canelones, Uruguay

La Cuchara de Madera restaurant, Parque del Plata, Canelones, Uruguay
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‘The Wooden Spoon’

Excellent food, ambiance, and presentation at reasonable price (entrees UYP 290, a little over USD 12). One block form the bus station. Surprisingly, it has been open for three years, but we’d never heard of it until recently. Open daily noon to midnight.

I would have taken a picture of our lunch but I don’t Instagram 😉

Ten syllables later

impermiabilizaciones

I was actually trying to remember this word, which I’d first seen on the side of a van, shortly before walking past this. Roof sealing.Go ahead, give it a shot 😉

La Casa de la Azotea means “The House of the Roof,” casa meaning shop, or business. Which reminds me, I’ve always wanted to go into La Casa de las Ruedas (“The House of Wheels”) in Montevideo, whose owners obviously also own La Casa del Caucho, “The House of Rubber.”

An hour with a paint brush…

casa-vende

House on a lovely lot nearby for sale. Especially after recent staining, couldn’t help but think how an hour with a paint brush would improve the looks.

I don’t know the situation of the owner (might be old/poor/far away), but reminds me of one car we looked at long ago on a consignment lot, with a broken interior door handle. When I asked if it could be fixed, the salesman told me that the owner would fix that.

After someone agreed to buy it, which of course we didn’t want to, partly because of the broken door handle. What’s the thinking?