Casa Del Capitel Nazari Granada

... Now that might not sound inviting more most people, it was a real treat after some of the welll...interesting hostels I had stayed in in the past.
Scott and I spent the early evening trying to figure out the internet situation at the hotel so that we could get in touch with Mom and Torrey before they left on their night train to meet us in the morning, Though it was a bit complicated, after an hour or so we figured it out and decided to rent a movie before ...

... tapas... wonderful. After a few of these, we caught the bus to Bobadilla, which is a 10min walk to the campsite, and conveniently has a typical Spanish (loud men, even louder women serving) bar, where we continued to consume beer and tapas; 4 rounds later, we had spend just Euros 7 per person and felt sated not just Alhambra (the local beer, very good) but the variety of hearty tapas. We walked back to camp for a well earned sleep.

... when it's raining. Another observation that I made was that the roads were so narrow to have cars and pedestrians. Pretty bad idea. Later on while we were walking back towards the hotel we saw this Spaniard on the day of his bachelors party...he was wearing a white fairy looking dress. Pretty funny. After our group walk myself and a girl in the group walked around and up a hill in a residential neighborhood. The graffiti was so cool and the views ...

... Some bars have better tapas then others… here is a sample of tapas we ate: ham and cheese sandwiches with fries, potato salad, meaty stew, paella, bread with cheese, olives, fish fillet. Yum. By the way, I now am beginning to enjoy seafood and olives - two foods that I used to hate!

So, I love Granada not just because of all the ¨free¨ food, but also because it is so adorable and historic!! There are tons of little streets with shops and cafes ...

... on a tank top, because it was pretty hot.  I've read a good amount of Hemingway, so being in Spain, I wanted to do a bit of writing myself, ala Hemingway and his characters.  I left the laptop in Italy, but brought my notebook/ journal so I bought a San Miguel beer (I was trying to be authentic) and posted up in the park to write and wait for Steph.  Our rendevous tim of 3pm came and went, and by 3:30, I was a bit worried that Steph couldn't find me.  I walked around the park and ...

... was so gorgeous. I didn't want to move; people were out with their dogs enjoying the weather and just kicking it on the beach. I took some pictures and felt like laying out Clearwater Beach style, but it would have been a little awkward since everyone was actually bundled up as if they attending the 2009 Ididerod (Dog Sled Race) held in Alaska by the Inuit Tribe. A little while later, we went to an all you can eat buffet of salad, fruit, pizza, and pasta ...

... with families out enjoying the sunshine.  As the morning wore on, more and more people filled the streets.  We found a park with a large fountain where we sat and watched the people go by, feeling more relaxed than we had in a long time.   The rest of our day was spent exploring the streets and window shopping.  We found ourselves at the top of a small street that was packed with cafes and clothing stores that seemed to cater to the local hippie population ...

... was pretty boring. They covered how the school system works in Spain, and some of what we would be in charge of doing as auxiliares de conversación. After a couple hours we had a break for coffee and cookies which was nice. Then it was back into the auditorium for a talk given by two boys, both of whom where named Mike, about their experiences for the past two years in the program. I think it was really beneficial to hear ...

... coast of Spain. It is the birthplace of Picasso, and probably has the most aesthetically beautiful people in all of Spain (I think so, anyway) who can make one feel quite dissheveled simply walking down the street. :) but I digress.... It was a nice visit, went to the Picasso museum and the beach, but it was a bit lonely, as my Spanish is awful and not a lot of people speak English -I went for days without speaking ...

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