Rua Salamanca

... will ensue in the next few months yet I am still homesick for things I can not easily explain. This is a whole new experience for me, living with a host family rather than a college dorm, eating new foods everyday rather than grilled cheeses and turkey burgers like I'm used to, travelling around unfamillar yet exciting places, it is all so new and so different. This semester will definitely be one of growth for me and a time I'm sure I will never forget. I'll write again soon. Adios!

It is (apparently unseasonably) cool right now. It actually rained, and stormed, today. It was definitely a change from the usually sweltering norm.

In any case, it has alerted me to the fact that I way underpacked warm clothes. It's warmer here than Wisconsin, but it gets down to 10 in December, and it's 40 and under through November.
Salamanca, Castile-León, Spain and Canary Islands emizner

... US. The pictures can just speak for themselves.

We spent most of the day in Salamanca. It was a lot of fun, but extremely hot and tiring. We have similar trips the next two weekends to Burgos and Valencia.

Sunday is the last day of the festivals. I'm ready for them to be over. It has been two straight weeks of crowds, loud music and street vendors. It's time for a break. I want to see what the city is like, normally.

Salamanca go in the morning for some siteseeing on salamanca. Hang out in square. See Church. Look for frog. Lunch on the steps. Naps and pool for the afternoon. Sue stays with kids and Ev, Julie and Tom Listen to music on the square drinking beers. 13.50 for 4 beers, coffee, and drink. Not in Switzerland any more.

           

... No one else is allowed to touch the washing machine, this is a Spanish woman's OTHER domain. I have yet to tell Rosario that I have a massive amount of lacy things that need to be handwashed and that I want to do it MYSELF. I highly doubt that this conversation will go well. 5. Cooking/feeding everyone in sight. It is a Spanish woman's duty to manage the household and make sure everyone under her protection is well fed. I'm fairly positive this includes starving oneself ...

... Salamanca I found quite wonderful was the abundance of interesting architecture; there was always something unique and one-of-a-kind to look at. Examples include the Casa de las Conchas, which is now a public library, the Casa Lis, one of Salamanca's art museums, and the university façade. A legend states that if one is able to find the skull with a frog on the façade, he or she will have good luck for the next year and possibly be married.

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... to see Salamanca. So once the rain let up I went for a walk to search out something healthy to eat. I found a lil' gourmet market that had nice meats and breads. I bought some stuff to make a sandwich and brought it back to the house of senorita de casa and she was ******. She said I cannot bring food into the house and I cant do my own laundry and I cant clean my bathroom!!! This is just weird...I dont think I can take this whole homestay **** anymore! My ...

... is just so hard. After class let out Tuesday, a small group of us walked down the cobblestone streets to the Torres river. The river rushed by beneath an insanely blue sky. We walked across an old stone bridge that spanned the river. I later learned that I had been walking across not an old bridge, but an ancient aqueduct that dates back to 1 AD. The U.S. is such a babe compared to Spain! And this ...

... off with my endless questioning and horrible Spanish, hesitantly refunded my ticket. I spent the night in the train station, had terrible dreams...and yeah, that's Salamanca in a nutshell. My advice: Don't go there. But if you do, be sure to have some sort of reservation. Actually, have reservations anywhere you go, as relying on Petarma or God or whatever is sure to **** you in the ass when all you want is a bed on which to sleep.

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