Guesthouse Casa Don Carlos Málaga

After days at sea we had a short stop in Malaga before docking the next day back in Savona. I have decided that I am not crazy about the days at sea. Even though I really enjoyed all the ports, I don't think I would do anther big curise. The fact that there were only small number of people who spoke enlgish on the ship was interesting. So wanted to speak another language .. any lanaugage. Even when I told the Germans I did nto speak Germann they kept talking!

... Margaret River in Western Australia), then went to the "Den" where all the monkeys hang out. there were even little baby ones! AWW!! They were so cute, if not a little cheeky. A big monkey pick-pocketed a full packet of peanut M&Ms out of a lady´s pocket and chowed down the whole lot in a matter of seconds. And then didn´t even put the wrapper in the bin! I mean, really! Anyway, I was totally smitten when a little baby ...

Today was Thanksgiving back in the US, or as the Spaniards call it, Accion de Gracias. First of all, I would like to say that I am impressed by how much the Spaniards know about the United States. I called home and I told my mom that the Spaniards know about Thanksgiving and my mom was surprised that they know about it, and also how she doesn't know of any Spanish holidays. I've lived here for over two months and I still barely know ...

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A couple of days ago I was talking with a friend of mine who is from England but is living in Malaga now. He told me that one time in a restaurant the waiter asked how the meal was and he told the waiter that it wasn't that good. He told me that normally the British will just sit there with an unhappy look on their face and never say anything. He got the meal for free. Today I met two really cool people from Seville, Alejandro (Alex) and ...

... raining like crazy. The water streams down the streets, it looks like the Spanish are not prepared for a bit of rain because it does only get higher and there seems to be no flow out of the water. 5/2 I still find two things rather unbelievable about the Spanish. Both of them I already mentioned more or less. One is the attitude towards nature: even if nature is around the corner, they never ever take a walk in it and they don´t know anything about it. Yesterday I again talked about ...

... read: heavy drinking!) - bottles of beer interspersed with sambucca shots made for a very messy evening and I seem to remember staggering along the streets of Marbella at 5.30am trying to get a taxi and no doubt entertaining a very sober Sophie on the phone... Still not quite sure what I said, but it can't have been all that bad! Friday wasn't my friend at all, and the drive to the airport, the flight to London and even the flight back up to Aberdeen were very ...

... birthday celebration that evening so I bought her a present and headed back to get ready for the festivities. Coming out of the shower, I could hear the music and people three stories down. Turning the corner and seeing everyone was like a reunion. I met up again with Francois, Kiyo and Alejandro, which was so great. Kevan showed up from Tarifa and we had a great time drinking Ron Miel, wine, beer and gin and tonics. I felt ...

... purchased on the off-chance that this would occur. ;) In Granada, restaurants don't open until 9pm. We wandered the streets STARVED for food. Finally it was 9:05pm when a place finally opened and we had a great dinner, but ended at 11pm. We were exhausted! PLUS, the Alhambra, which was the palace we wanted to visit the next day, opened at 8am, and we were told to be there early, so not much sleep for us. :( Tomorrow: the Alhambra - the last fortress of the Moors!

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