Mi Blog Final Sobre Espana

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Hola!

Despues de siete semanas de clases espanol, yo queria escribir un blog final en espanol. (For everyone else, I've written it again in English later on) Hace dos semanas, Maria y yo fuimos a un pueblo en la playa. El pueblo se llama Nerja, y es muy bonito y tranquilo. Nosotros tuvimos un apartamento a diez metros de la playa. Tenia una piscina en el tejado, y desde el tejado nosotros vimos todo el pueblo.

El fin de semana pasado, fuimos a Los Barrios (la ciudad de Maria) para la feria. Algunas cosas eran iguales que en una feria de estados unidos, pero muchas cosas eran diferentes. Durantes tres dias, yo comi y bebi con la familia y los amigos de Maria. Nosotros tomamos todos los tipos de carnes, diferentes pescados y mariscos, y mucho mucho alcohol. Hay una bebida tradicional de la feria, se llama rebujito, y nosotros lo bebimos sin parar.

Yo estoy triste porque mi tiempo en espana se esta acabando, pero estoy feliz con lo que yo he hecho. Voy a volver a los estados el domingo, y cuatro dias mas tarde, yo voy a boston para una entrevista.



abrazos y besos

Brandon

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Hi!

After seven weeks of Spanish classes, I wanted to write a final blog in Spanish. (Here is the English version) 2 weeks ago, Maria and I went to a beach town. The town is called Nerja, and it is very pretty and relaxing. We had an apartment 30 feet from the beach. The apartment had a pool on the roof, and from the roof we could see the whole town.

Last weekend, we went to Los Barrios (Maria's town) for the fair. Some things were the same as a fair in the United States, but many things were different. For 3 days I ate and drank with Maria's family and friends. We had every type of meat, different fish and seafood, and lots and lots of alcohol. There is a traditional drink in the fair, called rebujito, and we drank it all the time.

I am sad because my time in Spain is finished, but I am happy with what I have done. I am coming to the States on Sunday, and 4 days later I am going to Boston for an interview.



Hugs and kisses,

Brandon

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Like always, I will be writing more with the pictures, and if you have any questions, leave comments!

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Photos

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So I already did these comments, and for some reason travel blog decided to delete them all. Sorry if they aren't as entertaining.

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earrings

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super secret hidden pouchy thing

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Me, Maria's mom, and Maria

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Maria's mom, Maria, and her father

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the special fair wine

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Maria's friends (from L to R- Alex, Sandra, Maria and I, Estefanie, Domingo)

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the lovely couple

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Why can't girls take normal pictures?

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seriously? look at it.

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dancing time!

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woo!

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probably close to 3 by now, so we went to a club tent and found this crazy light dude. The girls were still trying to figure out how to take normal photos.

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horses!

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lets goooo Brandon. Everyone knows what horses look like. Why do you need to take photos?

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I felt awkward taking pictures while people were looking, so I have a lot of pictures from behind.

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this was one of the larger tents. I think it sat 1500 people?

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Maria's brother and his girlfriend. (the brother is on the left in case you weren't sure)

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two girls practicing their dancing

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more girls

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(R-L) Maria, Sandra, and Sandra's little sister

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[Uncle JIm]

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Hope you have safe journeys where ever you go, the blog is great, best of wishes in your job interview and everything you do---Love Uncle Jim