This morning I'm going to buy a piñata ($4.80 Cad) to celebrate tonight with the kids. We're going to fill it with sweets. 
I take the bus to Managua, the capital. Here is the national monument. 
An old cathedral in ruins. 
I buy fruit for 40 cents. 
Honestly, I didn't like Managua, it's not a nice city to visit. It's big and not pretty. However, I liked seeing the new baseball stadium, Dennis Martinez, a former star of the Montreal Expos. 
I was also on the edge of Lake Managua. 
I also saw the Tiscapa lagoon. 
On the way back, I went to the Masaya market, a place full of life. 
You can buy a live chicken for $6. 
A pig's head... 
And fruit under the supervision of a little baby. 
Afterwards, I went to visit the Masaya volcano, I saw fire in the crater, it was magical. 
You could also see fumaroles, it was very hot. I forgot to bring marshmallows. 
In the next picture you will see all the black holes are heat outputs. 
I see a video game room for teenagers. You have to pay 80 cents to play an hour. 
The electric meters are on top of this electric pole. 
On the way back, I take a crowded bus, the door just manages to close. I would like to find the centimeters that separate my body from other people, but I can't do it for about ten kilometres. Tonight it will be the party...
David Beauchesne
