Macia Real De La Alhambra Granada

... of the small plaza that sold baked goods. It looked so good and there was a line with about six people. On my way back to the hotel and the meeting point I was doing some serious observations and I observed a ´joven´ go slightly out of his way to step on a crunchy looking leaf. I thought that was great. I´m part of this group on facebook that´s called "I will go slightly out of my way to step on a crunchy looking leaf". I myself will do this but I ...

... Positive!<br><br>Well, today is Monday and I had to go to Álora for this meeting with professors they have me scheduled for from 5-630. I suspected that it was going to be a waste of time and it was actually just going to be me preparing materials, not actually meeting with anyone.<br>So I took the train there today and was walking down the street towards my school when I saw Juan driving away from the school towards Málaga. I flagged him down and asked why ...

... began and they told me I didn´t think of this was a job and I wasn´t taking it seriously and I couldn´t go picking and choosing the classes that work for me just because. And it is their job to do the schedule not mine so I should accept it how it is. Many teachers don´t like their schedules but they don´t ask to change it because if all the teachers wanted a certain schedule to fit their needs it would be chaos, yada yada yada. Then they brought up the fact ...

... je dors dans une caravane, dans le jardin, j'ai une casita, c'est chouette!  J'investis très rapidement les lieux... Ca me fait beaucoup de bien de me poser dans un endroit si calme, et rempli d'une belle énergie de vie! La vie simple de la campagne me plaît.. A côté de la caravane, se trouve une douche solaire (yeah!) et des toilettes sèches!! décidément y a tout pour me plaire ;-) J'essaie de parler espagnol, je sens que mon ...

so heres my blog. not sure how many entries it will contain but here´s one for ya! also not going to be very proper as the computers here are a bit different and theres always a wait for the computers so if it looks like a first grader wrote it... sorry. <br>so caity and i are going strong. already so many adventrues and experiences. Portugal was amazing- did NOT want to leave. Lisbon exciting and chaotic- lots ...

... time. We started our day in the extensive gardens on this hilltop location, lush with rose bushes, 10 ft high sculpted hedges, intricately laid out pathways, and ingenious fountains and landscaping designed to keep it all hydrated with the cold waters originating high atop the mountains. You could visualize the sultan and his family or advisors finding peace in these gardens. It was a picture perfect day, and a great intro to the site. From there, we visited the ...

... Jodie were pool side.. Jodie at some point was riding a whale (true story).. Between drinking beers, hanging out, swimming in the pool, cooking meat, and strolling through Havanas we were otherwise sleeping or drifting in thought as we silently (or not) reminisced the events of the past that had led us up to this point :-) it was magic to see so many of the Melbourne crew all in one place again.. form Lisbon to Boom and back again.. the trip to the villa and there ...

On our 2nd day in Almerimar we decided to hire a car and see more of Spain than just the rugged coastline so we headed for the ancient palace and fort of Alhambra in Granada. We followed the coast west for an hour which is littered with tent like structures that cover most of the coastal area which are used to grow vegies under, I assume to keep them out of the intense heat of the summer sun. From the ocean it gives off an ...

... few good pictures. tomorrow is hiking after dora is done with her final, and then go to a club or two at night with her friends. Friday is beach, Saturday is Madrid to meet up with some friends from Santa Barbara, and Sunday is fly to Hungary. after that the rest of October is very up in the air. I think im just going to do a lot of trips all over Spain, and keep Granada as my headquarters. sorry for the long rant, but yesterday was a very difficult day.

... time for you. The Alhambra is probably my favorite thing to see in Spain. Pictures do not do it justice (especially mine). It is a feast for the senses. Visually you are overwhelmed by the carvings in the plaster walls, and audially you are delighted by the sounds of tinkling fountains and rushing water. You would have no idea looking up at the Alhambra of the treasures to be seen inside. It is on mine list of things ...