La Casona Del Arco Baeza

C/ Sacramento 3 Baeza, Andalusia, 23440, Spain and Canary Islands

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My first Navidad!

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I'm back from my 23rd great Christmas, and 1st Christmas away from home and family. In some ways, it felt extremely strange...almost not like Christmas. I've definitely never had a Christmas where I could have an outdoor BBQ on Christmas day, wearing just a sweater and jeans. And I've never had to ask for translations in order to know exactly what I was eating. On the other hand, parts of it felt just like home. The entire time was ...

Feliz Navidad!

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... The principal kept encouraging Andy and I to try all these different mixed drinks (most seemingly containing whiskey). Throughout the course of the meal, all of the teachers kept breaking into song that they would sing loudly while pounding their hands on the table. It was pretty fun.

The next day at school, there was more than one teacher in rough shape. There was a lot of quite time going on in every classroom.

On Thursday, I ...

I get one entry to be a scrooge and then I'm done.

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... we won't be returning from Christmas vacation until we have been paid in full for all three months of work.

If all this fun wasn't enough, I manged to cross paths with some lovely folks during the weekend. On Thursday, I came across an extremely drunk man who felt the need to push me into a wall and attempted to get a little too friendly. Fortunately, the Spanish tend to be midgets and the guy was about 5 inches shorter ...

My Third Day

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We survived the 3rd day! It was another intensive day and the program started from 9a.m. to 1a.m. the next morning. 16 hours…..phew. Time flies before I know it’s gone. We had the usual 1-1 sessions and I am motivated to keep talking because the Spaniards are very keen and hardworking to learn English. Many of them are also interested in Singapore and asian culture. Funny, after almost 20 years of the implementation of ...

Downhill madness

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... pretty good fun, even if Em worked her brakes a bit hard.

From here we jumped back on the bus and headed off for the final stage of the tour, a disused railway track on the outskirts of Quito which winds through a valley. The first half was all downhill and extremely easy, however the 2nd half was all uphill. Em made it all the way without stopping, which was quite an achievement at altitude and really deserved her final piece of chocolate brownie:)
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