La Parilla Albox
Plaza del Pueblo, 4 Albox, Andalusia, 04800, Spain and Canary Islands
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Feliz Navidad!
... olives and shrimp.
After eating all of that, the main course came out, which was a choice between fish, salted pork and something else I couldn't translate. I had the salted pork, which was melt-in-your-mouth amazing.
This was followed by dessert, which was chocolate cake.
Finally, after feeling like I was going to explode, we were told that we would be given coffee, and that we should prepare ourselves for one more hour of ...
I get one entry to be a scrooge and then I'm done.
... The phone was only 9 euros and easily replaceable. All in all, the situation could have been a lot worse but it's still frustrating.
I'm currently at work doing absolutely nothing, because apparently this is "cut out Christmas themed objects and color them" week, and English is not relevant. Needless to say, I'm completely okay with a little free time.
Seven hours of work to go until winter break. Gracias a Dios.
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Last Spain trip at this time, I was hospitalized.
... we were informed that with a passport and Visa, we could simply go into any bank and open a non-resident account. I attempted to do this at a bank called Caixa. They told me I would need my NIE (foreigner ID number). Great. I got that and headed back to Caixa. This time, a grumpy old man told me that I would need my TIE (the actual card that has my ID on it). I will not get this for quite some time.
I went into a third Caixa, to talk ...
History Class
Cordoba was fun.. mainly we just went there for the Mosque which was really cool. Very very old and just like the pictures from history class! We spent a long long time inside.
It was also cool because there were orange trees all along the road which was really weird because it was cold outside and was like snowing the day before.
The hotel we stayed at was not that great though.. we stayed in the basement and it smelled like mold.. not an NH hotel for sure.
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First to Madrid
So, In the final minutes to off time, I'm writing to you all. Our first hiccup is reinforcing the ability to travel with Kids. They have both a blood father and me to put up with bless 'em and the whole thing is really complicated. Mum, Dad and Dads Mum have had to go too and fro to the notary (solicitor) to get countless pieces of paper stamped and approved for us to be able to take them out of this country and into another one... bloody crazy really. ...


