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Salamanca
... and they looked like they were as happy as a pig in Palestine, not knowing what the future holds. Jamon has a very distinctive smell and that was pretty overpowering when we found a store that sold the Jamon. They did not let a square inch of space go to waste and the jamon's even hanged from the ceiling. Johan asked for a sample but at $80 per kilo the proprietor said no, he had to buy some. He got about 100 g of thinly slices jamon, and said it tasted great. ...
Salamanca
... up again. There were just three units on site at midday, now there are fourteen.
Saturday we caught the bus that picks up in the hotel forecourt and takes you into the city centre. From here it’s a short walk to the old part of the city. On the way we had a tour of the indoor food market which was selling fresh fish, meat, mostly pork, vegetables, fruit and pastries.
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Crashing the Party
... the twinkling Plaza lights.
I also love going to the tapas bars where the guys now recognize us (we actually have gone out almost every night) and where Georgie's friends entertain us with amazing stories about their "former lives" before they began teaching or before they retired and joined her Spanish class.
Most of all, though, I love when our Mom comes home and we all drink vino in our pajamas in our apartment. ...
Just Three Things
... talking about. It is six stories tall with most of the same items and prices that you would find in the States. I was only able to buy a DVD of a complete season of South Park (in español). The other thing I wanted to buy didn't quite work out. On the men's floor, I fell in love with this amazing blue Polo pajama set. I won't even say how much it cost, but I just HAD to have it. I excitedly took it off the shelf and went to the cashier to check out. I didn't have ...
.Muy Bonita Chica. :)
... And I am experiencing things that I will remember for a lifetime.
ShoutOuts:::
Shoutout to Tracy Lyons, Shawanda Benjamin, Lisa Moore, and UAB for making this once in a lifetime trip happen. God bless them. And Shoutout to all of my interpreters here in Spain (Shannon, Cherell, Ebony, etc.) without you guys I don’t know how I would be able to understand these people!
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