Zenit Abeba Madrid
C/ Alcantara 63 Madrid, Madrid, 28006, Spain and Canary Islands
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So THIS is Madrid....
It may seem strange to the uninitiated that Torontonians would fly to Spain on Lufthansa and via Frankfurt, but with code-shares, closed-sky policies, and an apparent lack of demand for direct flights from Canada to Spain, that's exactly what we did. We left Toronto Friday evening at 6:30 from YYZ's Terminal 1. The Lufthansa counter experience was …
Training Day
When the movie Training Day came out in October 2001, the tag line was "The only thing more dangerous than the line being crossed, is the cop who will cross it." Well, there's nothing that dangerous going on here, but you never know who's going to cross the line. Not sure what line - we'll figure it out when we get to it, and cross it. Oh, have no …
Remiss...
Suspend your disbelief, if you will, and pretend, for the next few minutes, that I really did write this on April 8. You'll then understand why I titled this entry "Remiss..." because, of course, it isn't April 8 at all as I write this, but a few weeks later, which means I have to skip a few details, and wrap up our Madrid trip with this entry. A …
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Madrid
... her home so passed us on to Mercedes.
A major highlight while visiting Madrid, was getting my Blundstones polished. The shine lasted for at least a week and I felt it was the best 5 Euros I spent on the entire trip. Karen had to wear sunglasses because they were so shinning.
The weather was once again, sunny and hot. This trip has been amazing.
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Nine Months Down, On the Homestretch, Again
... it becomes a reality.
Have to fly to Singapore for the day (oh my, doesn’t THAT sound fancy?!) on Tuesday to get my work visa organized and then I’m a true blue Kelt teacher. Yay me! I think this year will pass really quickly and hopefully, I should feel more and more at home as the days pass. No first month of crying myself to sleep (oh Thailand how I miss you!), no overwhelming horror at the choice I made, no yearning for comforts that have long ...



