Lloyd Torremolinos

... Last night me, Jesse, Lucas, JoJo, and Cameron went out for a night on the town. At the club that we got pulled into we received a free shot for going, but the shot didn't taste like it had any alcohol in it. Neither did any of the other shots that I took. Well, do you know where that landed me? In one of the worst Sundays that I have ever been in. I have learned the dangers of alcohol that doesn't taste like alcohol. I heard it was out ...

... only seven suites, Hotel Claude is a stylish little sanctuary in the bustling historic center of Marbella!
This is the place you want to go when you are looking for a quiet and romantic break in an authentic Spanish village, but also perfect for any relaxing long stays if you wish to feel at "home"!! Not a place for those "Nikkie Beach" and "Puro Beach" party animals!!!!

Welcome to the house of Claude

... in Malaga yet (locals) but I am really hoping that I do. That and studying vocabulary are on my priority lists. I also can not wait to explore Andalusia and figure out what "Spain" truly is. I have an idea so far....easy going people, siestas, friends, partying, staying up extremely late to party, but I have yet to put my finger on "Spain". I ...

... To eat lunch before 2 pm is very unusual. To eat dinner before 9 pm is also odd. Today is Sunday and it seems like everything is closed as well. I wanted to buy another pillow today but I don´t think I´ll be able too. To the beach then! The temperature has been in the 80s and 90s the past few days which is abnormally high for this time of year but I´ll take it! Goodbye Minnesota and Wisconsin winters!
So, things in Málaga are good. Things in Álora ...

... and 5 blocks or so from the train station. Young people living there, although I didn’t get a super friendly vibe from the guy who showed me the place - though I did get a smile out of him when I asked him if he played soccer. The place was a little dirty and without internet connections, but it is cheap!

2. My favorite of the four. Right on the beach – and it isn’t the most fabulous beach ever, but it is clean and on the Mediterranean ...

I love how the Spaniards handle drivers who impede progress. After two hours and forty-five minutes on the bus from the Gibraltar border back to Malaga we were finally approaching the end of a long, long, ride. We were all tired and just wanted to get off that bus. At the second to last stop the bus was trying to negotiate a rotary and of course some Mercedes had decided to just stop outside a store and block the lanes of ...

... br>
Pühapäev kulges seal oma aeglases ja tšillivas tempos, kus kellelgi polnud kiiret (tegelikult hispaanlastel vist polegi kunagi kiire), inimesed istusid kohvikus, jalutasid rannas või lugesid pargis raamatut. Selline mõnus puhkepäevane äraolemine.

Huvitav oli see, et Marbellasse nii sisse- kui väljasõites tuli tasuda kiirteemaks: sisse 6€, välja 4€ :)

... the hand rail in front of us so we wouldn't spill into the aisle. Once at the airport we sat down to eat some breakfast, thinking the authentic "American" pancakes might taste a little like home but they were disappointingly as you might expect: English and cooked in an airport.
The cool London weather didn't exactly prepare us for the temperature shock we received in southern Spain. First observation about Spain: while classified as a ...

... put on the ring (which is exactly the ring I would have chosen for myself) and turned to face Justin, who now had one of the biggest smiles I'd seen on his face. "Yes," I restated. "Of course I'll marry you." So it turns out that he'd been planning this for a while, and our families already knew. My parents had approved on the condition that we call them after we were engaged. When Justin had initially called ...