Hostal La Torre
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... because i NEEDED wifi.
When Luis finished his dinner, he looked back at me and said "Bye" and literally RAN out the door. As he was running out, his mom looked at me and at that second they realized that Luis knew me and I looked at his mom and said, " Soy la professor de Luis" and then she laughed and said that she noticed that he looked as though he was in a hurry to get out of there!
Finally, the awkward silence was broken!!!! She was super nice and ...
Oh, so you want to be a resident of Spain?
... my boarding pass and explain that I had a layover in Lisbon and a I need a declaration form of my arrival in Madrid. Also, I had to explain that I was not aware of the rule that it had to be done within 72 hours and that I am really, really sorry :)
The Office in Santander is open 9-2pm every day and 9-1pm on Fridays. Because of my school schedule, I can only go in on Fridays.Thanks to a tip from Savannah, I went to the police station at ...
Oh how I miss American washing machines
... things would be A and delicate things are more of a K. THEN on another dial you choose a temperature. When I opened the drawer for the detergent I was flabbergasted with 2 long trays, a small square plastic mesh thing with a flower decal and then another small rectangular plastic mesh thing. I had two liquids to put in: detergent and fabric softener(which apparently you have to use if you line dry I am told). I guessed and ...
Wrap up of my first full week!
... playing instruments, it is a lot more listening to music and understanding music around the world. In this class, the kids introduced themselves in English and told me two things they liked to do in their free time. THEN each table got to ask me one question…which they were so excited about. For many, I was the first American they have ever met!
Spanish kids are SOOOO LOUD in comparison to American kids in class. I could not believe it! Also, they all call ...
Caminando la costa cantabria...
... las calles empedradas...un encanto. Oscar nos contaba un poco la historia del pueblito, que sorprendentemente quedan bastante pocos en España. Caminamos en medio de la iglesia, tiendas y demases, bajo unas nubes que tenían todas las ganas de llover, pero afortunadamente no lo hicieron, salvo unas gotas locas.
Despues de Santillana, nos fuimos a un pequeño pueblo costero, llamado Suances, donde esperábamos almorzar, pero no dimos nunca con la picá que conocía Oscar, aunque el no ...