Heads Up!Ceiling, Museo de la Revolución, Havana, Cuba. I did some email when I woke up, then had breakfast, again making a sandwich for later. I arrived at El Museo de la Revolución a bit early, and read LP for a bit. 

The museum is in the former presidential mansion that is currently having some renovation done. It is a thorough presentation of the revolution, going into depth on almost every battle, it seems. It definitely helps in understanding what makes Cuba tick. 

Zaria couldn't believe that I didn't have a casa reservation in Viñales, nor a bus ticket purchased but I just made my decision yesterday. I walked to the Hotel Seville to find a taxi to the bus station and it cost $15! The bus ticket for the 4-hour ride costs $12. The taxi driver set me up with a colectivo driver who was asking for $20 for sharing the ride with 2 other people. He said it would only take 2 hours instead of 4, and that we would arrive about the time the bus was departing.