The weekends are crazy in Spain. I honestly don’t know how Spanish people do this all the time. Up all night without any sleep! The club was completely gorgeous, and it overlooked the Alhambra, and part of it was in a cave. Although I need to watch my mouth Well my roommates and I were planning on joining the rest of the group to go the beach that is one hour away. However, keeping our hangovers in mind, we didn’t make it on Sunday. Trust me, it’s hard to go to sleep at 6 and them have to wake up at 8. So Sunday consisted of just sleeping all day.
Today was the second day of class, and it seems like this first part of the semester wont be hard at all. Our work consisted of finding errors in sentences, so it should be pretty easy. In the other class we just listed the differences between the US and Spain, and listened to national anthems. Muy abburidoooo. The other day I went to go buy a leg of jamon in order to send it to my brother. However, the United States customs wont except the leg with the bone L so I must find another way to get jamon back to the states! Later tonight my roommates and I are going to try to get churros y chocolate. Yayyy. It better make up for the return of the ketchup noodles that I experienced today for lunch. I feel like our host mom just feeds us what she thinks that Americans eat. Like fried chicken and fried pork and French fries… and other fried things. I want the authentic food! Not ketchup noodles. Europe should leave the pasta to Italy.. or La Tavola.
Also hopefully hitting up some shoe stores. I saw a lot of stores that have sandals between 3-13 euros! And buy some vino! It’s crazy how wine is cheaper than buying 3 pens.
Getting ready for a long week of classes! Jealous of everyone who had today off for labor day! Buuut I suppose we have off for like every saint’s birthday.. J
Hasta manana (or whenever I have internet again), its almost churro time!
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