Silken Rona Dalba Salamanca

... even a few short pages) what my experiences have been like here in Spain but it was nice to eat a slow dinner and try to recreate all the memories we've had so far so that we could explain to our friends how different our lives in Madrid are from our lives and Wake and hear how different theres are from Wake and even from our lives in Madrid. <br> The evening was spent once again "bar-hopping" and catching up with the other Wake kids that I had yet to talk to ...

... p;hei=230&amp;op_sharpen=1 Sort of.<br><br>I don't like spending the money but I'm going to be freezing all day in class if I don't get some stuff to wear. I guess I'll at least have a nicer, dressy coat when I get back to the states. <br><br>Nothing much to update. I uploaded a few more pictures from Salamanca that didn't fit onto the last entry.<br>

... could only say "I speak English very well" in English, and was repeating it every other minute. One of his friends only knew the lyrics to a Pitbull song, "I know you want me, you know I want ya...one, two three four, uno dos tres cuatro." He kept singing it to us.<br><br>Also met some girl from Berlin who only spoke German and Spanish. She was kind of crazy. Finally got home around 3 am. All in all...everything a 21st ...

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.<br><br>           <br>

... saw nothing but the back of her eylelids.......<br><br>The scenery was gorgeous, although Spain is very brown. Other than the poplar trees which are green there isnt much color<br><br>Met more of the crew........<br><br>We now can add to our 60+ 2 crew..............<br><br>Crocodile Dundee and his wife<br><br>manpri wearing moleman.....<br><br ...

... it from 3 until 10 without eating. Before I forget, let me reiterate that I'm at the University of Salamanca, which is the oldest {founded 1218 I think} in Spain and the {I believe} 3rd oldest in Europe. It is one of the four most prestigous schools in Europe and was linked as a sister school to Cambridge. That's right......I'm the real deal now. More to come! Miss you all but I've got to say, I barely know where I am in this city and I'm in love already. HASTA LUEGO!!

... 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.<br><br>Salamanca has some ...

... also visited his museum while in Barcelona. LITERATURE &amp; CINEMA: This class has gone very well with my history class. The professor actually broke the semester into three sections based on historical periods, which are basically the same periods I am studying in the other class. We then have both read works and watched movies from these times. A lot of the movies have been a little older, and actually I have not enjoyed very many of them ...

we didn't get into Salamanca till 7:45 last night and by that time there weren't any more buses to Segovia. it turned out all right because we found a cute little place to stay right in the middle of Old Town and had a nice night. we had planned to go to Segovia to see the aqueducts there but we will see plenty of those in Italy. just like in San Sebastian, in the center/old part of town, cars are not allowed so it's really nice ...

... We're everywhere! Today was a pretty relaxing day. This morning we went and re-visited the cathedrals &amp; also saw a beautiful little cloister garden at a nearby monastery. The group ate lunch around 2:00 pm &amp; then many of us indulged in a little siesta; after all, we couldn't do much of anything around the city because all the shops close down around this time to enjoy a three hour siesta as well ...