Hotel Plaza Escribano Moguer

... side of the car. Or Kevin. Or me. Not sure which it was.

Anyway, we continued on and we had a lot of one type of tree to our right, which seemed to be the Natural Park. There was only the one type of tree and some sort of bush growing beneath them. Surely this wasn't it. We turned down a highway and found out that's all it was. One type of tree, some bushes, and lots of space between the trees -- all of which grew in sand and none of which was at all ...

... we ran into a soccer crowd but the only one I´ve seen so far was sported by a beer delivery guy (who of course posed for a picture) -European Formula 1 nation = U.S NASCAR nation. It´s not a sport. It´s a worldwide lifestyle. -Seeing all the "pretty" British watching their favorite football matches reminds me of a Cincinnati Bangles tail-gate party (though I´ve never been to Cincinnati but you get the ...

... grossly over expensive internet cafes (such as the one I am in currently=, and finding time in my travels to write all that has happened. I have taken notes each day of my trip with the intention to write them in sentence form and publish them on this site, but I have not had little time. I have also written out many of my accounts on my palm pilot, but have yet to discover a computer that will allow ...

... I have done everyday. So when I have some spare time I would like to write them into blog entries. I will post as soon as possible. Please do not delete any of the travel business cards. They dont take much space at all. Im staying in Sevilla another day to make sure I see all the sights and figure out where to go from here. Its quite complicated actually Sevilla is very close to where I am going so its hard to go somewhere with ...

Last wednesday we had a visit to the Alcazar, a royal palace in the Barrio de Santa Cruz (the old Jewish quarter) in Sevilla. Construction of this structure began in 1364 by Pedro I, and the palaces were added onto by later Spanish monarchs.

The structure resides right next to the cathedral and is surrounded by imposing defensive walls, giving no hint to what lies within. Visitors today enter through the Puerta del Leon and are greeted by large plazas ...

... da puta madre" every 5 words - I can tell you all later in person what that means ;). They make incredible use of hand gestures and get in your face when they are talking to you - and they ramble about everything! Really, it was less of a conversation and more of taking turns going off on random tangents - which is right up my alley :)

Afterwards we all went out and had a pretty good time. My room mate went a little overboard and ended the ...

... Hilarious. They were lauging at me for wearing pearls with a tanktop and jacket... but seemed decently impressed with the conversation level that Pilar and I share. Although my grammar is nothing to speak of, the past two weeks have induced a new level of closeness between Pilar and I because we've started talking more about our emotions and the way we feel. I think maruja is the best way to describe her, because she does crazy things and drives ...

... checking the Embassy website for updates. We will be very safe, and make only the best decisions even if they aren't what we had planned on in the beginning. Even the worst case senario (us not being able to go to paris at all) would mean that we had two extra days to spend exploring in London... oh darn! =) Today has been a great day overall, and i'm glad to report that we've got sunny weather heading our way!

... headed to the beach this weekend, but because the pound is almost double the dollar.. Linds, Chels and I decided to stay in Sevilla... with a possible beach trip at the end of Feria. =) Linds and I spent the afternoon enjoying the musicians down by La Compana... we heard an argentinian butchering "Let It Be" on the saxaphone. Delicious. That's exactly what i was looking for while we were walking around. =) However, i must share with you ...

... attatch the stud to the needle and pull it through to assure less irritation. When it was all said and done... it was worth it! Our other friend Dana went with us, and she got her eyebrow pierced. ::shudder:: that was one of the most painful looking processes i've ever seen. You'll have to see the pictures... **crazy** So now i'm back at the school, and focusing on ...