Parador de Calahorra
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And so we continue
Yesterday was a tough day, not physically but mentally and emotionally. It was a pretty important day in that our daughter Emma was turning 6 and for some reason it was all I could think about. I knew that this was happening so why was it affecting me so much? The only thing I can think of is that I haven't been eating properly. I've now learnt that you need to be eating something every two hours or your body and mind can't carry on ...
This Great City
... why their bodies and heads are in two different places. Their legend states that they were tortured and finally decapitated on the banks of the Cidacos River, outside of Calahorra, which became the site of the actual cathedral of the city and explains its strange location beyond the city walls. The heads of these saints are said to have floated to Santander up the Ebro river. A community of monks who lived in that city became custodians ...
Finding my weekly Routine :)
... 3rd level of intermediate, to 1st level of advanced. So the things I talk about or the way I talk about them needs to be very different. I first gave a little 10 slide presentation about myself. This week Raquel wanted me to do a presentation on "the American Dream", if it still exists and how Steve jobs is kinda an example of the American dream.
Through the English Center I do after school English classes to the children. Tuesday ...
The Walking Stick
... certainly was not as fit as him as I could barely match his pace. Furthermore my Spanish skills were mediocre at best since I hadn't been in Spain long enough yet to have my communication ability return to even a basic level of adequacy. As a result our conversations were at times strained and there were occasions when I simply could not quite convey my exact thoughts into the proper words. But despite my shortcomings in fitness and language we still managed to understand each other ...
... so gehts weiter....
... eigentlich immer nette Leute und irgendwie ist es als waeren alle Leute Teil einer richtig grossen Pilgergemeinschaft, weil man trifft sich ja abends oder unterwegs sowieso immer wieder. So hab ich schon einige interessante Bekanntschaften gemacht.
Die ersten Postkarten hab ich schon verschickt, schreibe immer in Etappen, da hier bei uns meistens um 20 Uhr schon das Licht ausgeht und ...
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- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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