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El Parque Grande de Zaragoza
This past weekend was a long weekend....4 days:) I spent them with my friend Marta. On Thursday, we went to visit the Parque Grande de Zaragoza. It is a park that I saw a bit of with Carla...but only the playground part. We met up with Ayako from out Spanish class for coffee then went to walk around the park. It is suck a nice park. If I lived closer to it, ...
El Cierzo!!
... br> My friend and I are trying to plan our next mini trip. I think we are going to stay in the country. We have a holiday the 6th and 7th of December and arent working with the kids so we thought we'd take advantage of it.
WELCOME TO ZARAGOZA, la ciudad de el cierzo. It is the craziest wind I have ever seen. You literally get blown over walking. I took the dog out for a walk ...
Running, museums and dancing
... better than me! I recognized a lot of similar patterns and some different. I found a guy that Im determined to dance with...lol. Hes really good and just looks like hes always having fun. Like at Rahims, its a variety of ages. Maybe when I get back Ill be able to show some of you some things:) Im going to learn Sevillanas, which is a typical dance in Spain. Some of the childrens mothers have learned this type of dance and will go with me to learn. yay!!
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Halloween
Halloween!!!!
I hope everyone had a good halloween. I have a lot of fun here. It is celebrated a bit different but a lot of things are similar. There is not as much trick or treating from what I understood. Since most people live in flats (apartment style houses), its a bit more difficult to decorate the outside and go door to door. Everyone still gets dressed up though and there are parties everywhere.
I wished I could have had my costume ...
Pilar and Peracense
Hey everyone! So as you know, Pilar ended on Sunday :( Back to school and midnight curfews.
But it was a lot of fun! If you're into big crowds of people, loud music, and claustrophobia of course.
On Friday, we took a school trip to a castle in Peracense. It was originally a border to separate Ferdinand and Isabel's territories, but when they got married, they ...