So, Jeff nd I decided to wander to the city centre to look around; it was only a five minute walk. Lagos is a very touristy spot so there are lots of vendors selling their wares; we aren't interested in any of them, so instead we went from one cafe/retaurant to the next looking at their menus and prices. After a half dozen or so we picked the cheapest and went there. Not nly did we each get a big bun with sausage (Jeff compared it to a panzerotti without the cheese or sauce) and a jug of sangria (which definitely was too much for us to drink) we witnessed twp women get into a fight! Long story short, the two didn't know each other and disageed about something, then one woman threw her drink at the other and then the other one slapped her! Dinner and a show! Admittedly, I was a little nervous when the lady who slapped the other came to talk to us about it.... I played dumb and unaware....
We're back in our room and it's early, which means we're not sure what to do with ourselves as there isn't really a balcony here... We've decided we're going to rearrange our schedule to eat later in the evening (7-7:30pm) so as to not run into this problem. Most Portugese don't even eat until after 8 or 9pm!
What a day it has been. Time to put our feet up.
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