Husa Puerta De Segovia

... leaders, not nearly adults, ignored the commotion and chatted with each other. <br><br>I tried to ignore them by searching out the window for serenity hidden in the passing green mountains or blue watery coast. While the children sought enjoyment in annoying each other, I lost myself in the little red-roofed villages sprouting from the hills and the golden hair of the grain fields. The trainride transformed into a fairytale for me as we dipped ...

... etc -. Y yo claro use todos los míos, - Mira papá que, es una oportunidad única, que son solo unos meses y luego estoy de vuelta, que es la cámara de comercio no Conservas la Tomasa, y que es China lo que me puede dar una buena ventaja a nivel laboral. Básicamente lo que más le tranquilizo es saber que se trataba de una beca por un periodo determinado y no un trabajo. Sé que lo que más miedo le da es que me enamore y me quede a ...

... very pleased with my selection. We had already had tapas twice, so I wanted a meal and that&#8217;s what I got. Apparently, the locals eat tapas all evening, and then eat their meal around 10-10:30 pm. To me, that&#8217;s a late dinner!<br> We wandered back to our room and basically both fell asleep very quickly. Looking forward to another day of adventure. Tomorrow, we head to Aviles. No host lined up yet, but we are keeping our fingers crossed.

We got up pretty early on Saturday morning to catch our 9pm chartered bus to Segovia. This trip was part of one of our excursions for our Spanish Culture and Civilization 'class', which goes through our WashU program. Luckily, it was a beautiful, sunny day and we began touring the city by checking out some of the Romanesque churches, cathedrals, and other pieces of architecture that defined Segovia. (see pictures). One of the main sites was ...

... of snoring or rustling plastic bags in the night. I don´t know how I´m going to cope returning to the real world. Over the next few days, we had a fairly structured schedule - breakfast (sitting 2 anglos with 2 spaniards), then an hour one on one with a different spaniard discussing whatever we wanted to talk about, then a massive lunch, siesta, group activity and more one to ones. Then a massive dinner and drinks in the bar. Sounds difficult, huh ...

Monday - we were supposed to take a guided bus tour (confirmed through Expedia) to Avila and Segovia. Unfortunately, expedia confirmed it without telling us that the tour company (Pullmantur) was closed on Christmas Day. So last minute, we hopped on the ...

... church songs after. At dinner I sat with a young man on one side and a woman (30's?) on the other who were staying at the refugio. They both spoke English. She turned out to be an MD from Holland. I told her about my dream. She spoke of her experience in getting her MD and she was in the process of giving up her job. She wasn't sure what else she'd do yet. She gave me her email address and invited me to contact here when I got to Amsterdam.

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Today we celebrated being in Spain by getting **** drunk and staying that way until we went to sleep. Now a lot of you know that I can usually hold my own while drinking, but these Aussies are on a whole new level. I didn´t stand a chance. Here´s an idea of what we were consuming, screwdrivers ...

... kronenbourg beer starting at around 10 am, making fun of the french at a rest stop around Paris (only saw the eiffel tower for about 4.5 seconds), but the best part by far was when we got into Spain I saw the sunrise over the Pyrennes mountains. Spain is much more beautiful than I have ever imagined and the people are really friendly. On to the next entry...