Blogs from Madrid, District of Madrid, Spain, Europe - page 110

This is the first time I´ve had any sort of length of time on the computer. Please forgive me. 2 more things. 1. I haven´t been able to hook up my computer to the internet yet, so no pictures 2. I have no idea where the apostophe on this keyboard is, so I´m using the accent mark. I think you can get over it. Hokay sooooo.... I almost missed my flight in London. My flight from Dallas was delayed, and then I went to the wrong terminal, and then when I was in line to go through security, they told me I could only carry one bag, and that my purse counted as a back. So I had to get out of the line and check my carry-on bag, get back in line. I got through ... read more

I had the opportunity to see a live Flamenco show last night and it was wonderful! Check out the photos!... read more

Well guys, Im gonna start this off by saying sorry. I know I promised you all great stories and all that shit weekly... but you know its soo hard to get these things done. We have had no time... and the internet has been so exspensive it just hasnt been worth it. SOOOO here Im gonna write all of them, so now your gonna get like 3 new entries... and you will have a lot of catching up to do. So here it goes. For our first adventure we took a flight to Madrid in Spain from Bristol. We had no idea what to expect or how we were going to take any of it but I have to say it was soo good. The people we so polite. I couldnt believe it. Almost everywhere ... read more

We've been in Spain for three days and so far, so good. Weather has been picture perfect and we are enjoying the wonder and glamour of old Europe. Did the double-decker bus tour the first day and saw some bull fights that night. To us Westerners, it's a rather odd mix of pagentry and brutal violence, but it is the culture. Visited the town of Toledo yesterday (30 minutes away by train). It features all the old-world charm you would expect to find in Europe, with its narrow cobblestone streets, romantic plazas, and delicious bakeries. Today we visit the Palicio Real (Royal Palace) and a couple of the big art museums. Then tomorrow we head to India. Some interesting notes thus far. 1) I find it ironic that TSA found it necessary to confiscate Rachel's ... read more

Hola otra vez, 14 JUNE - Thursday • The bus ride to Madrid was split up by a stop in Zaragoza, Spain's fifth-largest city. It's probably best-known for its cathedral, which we visited. It was a really enormous cathedral, constructed thanks to the riches brought back from the Americas, but the Plaza that lines its south side is no doubt one of the biggest I've ever seen, if not the longest. After the visit, we had lunch, which was... an adventure. Our waitress had issues with counting the number of different dishes we ordered, and as a result one of the girls didn't each her entire meal. Many restaurants offer you a full meal for one price - that'd include one plate (soup, salad or maybe some pasta), a second plate (fish/meat and potatoes) a ... read more