Hostal Bahia Madrid

... is an English book and all the words NPV are in english. Its actually really funny to see.
5 classes in one day, same classroom. It was easier then you would think.
After our first break I had to run to get some coffee with everyone because we were all having trouble staying awake. But after that it was smooth sailing.
Its super weird to sit in the same seat all day. Its hard to wrap your head around the subject change ...

... while the mother sat there and did nothing. I always have a fear that I lower my seat down too much and it will disturb the person behind me, so I really couldn't get comfortable.

So we land fine and get our bags no problem. I converted some money and that was scary. $90 US dollars gave me 56 euros. ouch. I was robbed! Someone call 911 or 119 or whatever the number is here.

Here is the funny part. We had ...

... the empanadas, we went to the arroceria I talked about in my last blog for dinner. The guys Seafood paella Forgot to take the picture of the arroz ...

We arrived in Madrid today! Finding our hostel was not hard. The metro here is very good. So we arrived at good ole Los Amigos Sol Backpackers Hostel. We got everything taken care of, left our stuff in the storage room, and left to wander until check in time. We first had to go to a money exchange....and we got ripped off at $1.90 to a euro. Sneaky *******s. We then found a place to eat and got these A La Casa sandwiches with cheese, egg, bacon, lettuce ...

... of getting in. The line was even longer than the Palace one, so we decided to walk some more. There was some interesting statues/sculptures in town, and it got me thinking that this was indeed a very sophisticated place. And then we were back where we started, the Puerta Del Sol. There was a huge demonstration going on. We asked a few people and some told us that it was about a murder, whilst others said fascists, and another said nationalists. I don't think anyone ...

... soon :( Barcelona is completely out of my way because I will be going back to Paris after 4 days in Spain but what the hell. Once again another adventure....will update you all when I come across free Internet again (no more money to pay for internet updates).

... Debussy Preldes, one flay soccerball, a 2nd hand text on the conflict of laws and a pack of chewing gum all go to the weero. Madrid also has a silly silly market. El Rastro, a sunday-morning only event, is apparently the biggest in Europe. Stretching for blocks and blocks and blocks, it features everything, from your typical hippy market **** to a range of random handyman tools that Bunnings would be proud of. And then there are the people that just sell random **** - stuff ...

... softly Caitlin. If I would have had my full strength I would have made this man's concert a duet, just to let him know he needs to find the real lyrics on the internet, get a dictionary, and truly appreciate the song. But then I realized like other English rap songs I've heard in the past I don't know the last part of the chorus. I had to look it up, and ask around. So I really can't judge his "ooo baby blah blah blah blah" that part must have been ...

... now I wait.... Looking forward to Paris though...Frenchie, you better show me a good time! :) Cheap though--cheap... :) Might have to pay for luggage again for the flight to Helsinki. I was only 10 kilos over this time!! Was 25 in London... ok ok, This is a boring entry. Just passing time :) Next stop Paireeeeeee. :)

Hi!! well Iv got afew hours to kill before catching my plane to Argentina so I figured Id better fill you in on the rest of my trip.... After recovering from our night out,sunday night we went walking around Montjuic, you have no idea how cold it was!! 6degrees!! went for a stroll down at the Maremagnum (by the port)and finaly ended up at the beach :) Afew days later I went to a place called Sitges, its a small coastal town,30mins away ...