Infantas de Leon Hotel León

I did´n get to see munch of Madrid exept the metro system. Went to the airport to straighten things with Air Comet/AeroMexico and then back to the train station. Quite tiring.<br>But Trini was so nice, a perfect host !<br>Leon is a nice middle-sized city with a beautifull cathedral and narrow streets typical from spain, and of course a good nightlife. I went out this night with Ruth (Trini´s daughter) and her friends, and had a great time !<br>I like spain, I´ll be back next year.<br>

... de locura para organizarlo todo. Protocolo, seguridad, lista de invitados, y un sinfín de pequeños detalles que se tenían que hacer: placas, pancartas, limpieza, preparar itinerario, etc., etc.<br><br>Llegó el gran día: el Presidente llegaba a las 6.30. Tras dejar pasar a todos los invitados que conocíamos y dejar que Seguridad de La Moncloa se apañase con los que no conocíamos, todos a ...

I arrived to Leon at 6 in the morning (and yes, the sun goes up at something around 8 here:) and just following the camino:<br><br>I met a group of for ...

... of this evening eating some tapas with coffee and beer looking at the Cathedral, catching up on the death of Micheal Jackson from some english language newspapers and watching a parade of hundreds of people (of all ages, shapes and sizes). It was also an evening for weddings at the Cathedral with one after another going through.<br><br>Heather´s knee has been bothering her for few days. But we are pressing on tomorrw.

... can know if someone is a true Christian, by their deeds. You should not hate others (even the Gnostics who have distorted the truth) because if you do you are just as bad as they are. If you love them you will walk in the light. You cannot love the world's desires as the Gnostics preach, because the love of the world and the love of the Father cannot abide together. The world will pass away but God will live forever. John calls teachers of Gnostism and ...

Well the interview never came about. I called the lady several times (8 to be exact) and she never answered so I left two messages telling her to leave me an email since I will be out that way I don't have to lug around this heavy computer. I got an email from the hostel saying that they don't have an opening on ...

... and I even washed my windows. I called mom last night (at midnight) and talked to her for a little bit. Skype is wonderful!!! I love it. Of course midnight here is 5:00 there and dad wasn't home to talk to. I guess I will call him on Monday at 5:30 (which will be 11:30 there). It is easier for me to call dad because I can call him at work which is a decent time for both of us but mom isn't allowed to have Skype on her computer at work so I can't call ...

... or cinque cereale. Bouyed by that superb breakfast the next 13 km of empty fields whizzed by and soon I was sitting at yet another red tabled pilgrim bar sipping coke with a dozen other cheerful, footsore peregrinos. This is definitely getting easier. Now I'm here in this quite good sized town (they have more than one shop!!) and staying at a big albergue with at least 70 others. There are A LOT of socks hanging on the washing line.

... being sprayed at great velocity across a new plowed field? All the places had names that sounded like songs: Vailladolid (VEYE-a-doh-LEED), Portomarin (PORT-a-moor-EEN), Palas de Rei, etc. I began my adventure to Spain by nearly leaving my passport in Eva's luggage. It was 5 in the morning, which is really my only excuse. We flew out of Stansted airport into Vailladolid and from thence bussed into Leon. Our first day was ...

... dashing knights rose to the challenge. However, none were victorious and after three hundred broken lances lay at the bottom of the riverbed, the earnest knight decided that he did not love his princess anymore and rather than seeking her hand, he walked to Santiago instead. Supposedly, this legend gave Cervantes his inspiration for Don Quijote. Awesome The weather is changing for the colder...bla,bla.bla. I should save stories like that for the end, let it melt on your tongue a bit...