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Published: December 13th 2005
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Barra del Flamenco
Went to a cool flamenco bar with a cavernous vibe last night After about a week in spain, it's almost inevitable that you will develop semi-reverse sleeping patterns. If you sleep in a bit too long, you will finally venture outside at maybe 1:30 or 2pm to find that everything is closed! On discovering that nothing reopens until 5pm, you decide to may as well go and recline on the terrace with a beer until it does. And that's the point of no return.
For the rest of the evening you are in a cheerful 'up for anything' mood and as soon as someone suggests going to see some Flamenco or popping out for a bit of Tapas at 11pm, you accept graciously and don't check your watch again til' 3!
This has been happening to me every night for the past week, and (not that I'm complaining!) wake-up time has gradually moved from 9am (quite a reasonable sleep in!) to about 12 or 1pm (just a blatant abuse of the concept of 'sleep in'!)
I figured that this is the main reason the Spanish invented the Siesta, and if I lived here I'm sure I would embrace the idea! I am, however only here for one more day... so
Siesta O'Clock
Houses of Granada from our rooftop terrace. sleep can wait!
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You're a very beardy 12 year old, laddie. Where is Lila??? When are you reuniting with her???? Dad wants to know how she's doing. We're gonna start on the cuatro soon! Thinking of naming it Charlie... if it's ok with dad, I'm not sure if it's gonna be his or mine yet!