Oriente Zaragoza

... that i will do exactly the same for them and not for any kind of obligations but just to let the good times roll. I think i said from the start that i was going to treat this as more of a personal experience then an actual "travel blog" and so really the location should not matter that much to the content, but today it does as we are about to go and join our 2nd and 3rd birthday party of the day, and as Zaragoza has become an integral part of my life through Elena i am again ...

... looked interesting but I didn't drink-it was before a school event, I mean seriously. Anyway I made some Spanish friends, got some phone numbers, etc. It was fun and we dragged our Spanish friends to the movie, which was especially entertaining. I actually fell asleep on the floor during the movie but I heard it wasn't bad because it was in English, French and Spanish. Who knows?

... if he has a thing for me or he's just a guy. I don't want to push him away and have us not be able to be friends but I don't want to be more than friends with him. The truth is, I like him but I don't want to be involved with Americans because it distances myself from Spaniards even more. Anyway-food so far is very good. Interesting but good. I love the people and the culture. Once I master the language it's going to be amazing!

... first day was used up with finding our tent and getting settled, the boys went for a swim in the minus degrees swimming pool, then we had a tour of the town and the run, that would be happening in a few days and a chance to buy our whites for the race and activities that were to follow. The boys brought the traditional white pants and top with the red belt and scarf, while I just brought a white top that I could choose the style of the top and then the picture that ...

... to exotic chocolate and sweets. The atmosphere was electric and everyone was having a great time - it was still boiling in the evening. There was a square in the middle of all these streets and stalls that had a stage and a live band set up playing Irish/celtic folk music which was awesome. We watched while drinking our wine and beer, we had an amazing time. We asked a local guy who spoke a bit ...

... Ive never seen so much green in my life, and brown, and red, and yellow and.. Truly blessed. Feels like coming back home, after a long difficult journey. Actually our stuation is kinda ****** right now, but I couldnt feel better - its all just really funny.. Im not so sure where we sleep. But its alright. Peace out.

In summer 2001, my then-boyfriend Yago and I traveled from Spain with Interrail passes. We visited France, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania, Czech Republic, Poland, Sweden, Germany, Austria and the Netherlands. I'm trying to create a map so you can see where we went on this trip.

Well i was only here for one day due to unforseen cercumstances, but man WHAT A PARTY. Unfortuantly i dont have meny photos because my camera was missplaced, but there are some photos somewhere with some ecudorian girls and my friend ben, so if i ever recieve them this page will be updated with cooler pictures

... Bugger. The brollie is out and I slush my way from the bus station into the centre of town and Hostal it up. Hmmm, expensive..... This town is living off its only reputation. That reputation lies in the annual San Fermines - the early July Running Of The Bulls festival. It seems they want to remind you that it is home to Europe´s premier fun festival, by overcharging you all year round. Lets hope the town delivers outside of Bull Fever. Arriving during ...

... that walked by. One crazy thing that goes on is people jump off this 20 foot tall statue called the muscle bar. We sat there and watched one guy fall off and go unconcious then surrounded him to keep people away until the ambulance could get there. That sort of thing sobers a person up real fast. Tomorrow is the running of the bulls and I can´t wait.