El primero día
en Sevilla. Sevilla para mi es el último lugar yo quise ir. Fue más bonita que
todos las ciudades a fuimos. Mi corazón es en Sevilla. Mi encanta el frase
NO8DO. Es verdad. Los edificios en Sevilla fueron bonitos y la gente fue
agradable. La comida fue deliciosa y el catedral en Sevilla fue número tres en
el todo del mundo. En el catedral hay los “restos” de Cristóbal Colon, pero hay
muchos restos de Colon en el mundo, así que nose. La cultura de Sevilla es espectacular.
Después el catedral tuvimos tiempo libre. Mis amigos y yo caminos a un café con
crees y granizadas. Fuimos al hotel. Ese hotel fue bonito y confortable. Tenía una
flor colgado del cielo. Después el hotel Ana tuvo una supresa para nosotros. Estupendo.
La supresa fue un carruaje tirado por caballos. Fue divertido. Nosotros vimos
todos de la ciudad. Los varios lugares
populares en la ciudad y las calles populares. Después ese, nosotros llegamos a
el hotel. Mis amigos y yo fuimos a comer a un restaurante mexicana. Fue muy
delicioso, pero más caro que un café. Para la premio tiempo en España mis
amigos y yo tomarnos el autobús de la ciudad ir a nuestros hotel. Autobús número
37, treinta y siete. Ese fue muy barato, 1, 20 euros. En el hotel mi compañera
y yo fuimos a nuestro cuarto y vimos la televisión. Fútbol fue pasando. Sevilla
a otro equipo, no recuero que fue un ganador.
25 October, 2012
18 de Octobre
Este es un
nuevo continente. Fui muy emocionado pero soy decepcionado. Pero muchos de la
viaje fue mas divierto. Primero nosotros tomamos un barco transbordador. Fui frio
y cansada pero la viaje fue divertido. En el comienzo del tiempo en Marruecos
la quía turístico fue cómico y el ayudamos con la historia de Tánger y
Marruecos. Tánger fui llamo Tánger porque de los tangerinas/las mandarinas. La seguridad
fue una cosa ridícula. Las oficiales de seguridad
no preocuparse por las personas caminando de un lado a otro. La cosa solo que yo encanta fui cabalgador un
camello. El camello fue más alto que yo. El camello era muy agradable a mí. Después
los camellos fuimos a la ciudad de Tánger y vemos los edificios viejos. Una supresa
para mí fue que los edificas tenían pintar. Yo piense que los edificios ser
todos de arena, pero no. Recibe una henna de Marruecos por mi mano (izquierda).
Los hombres de las tiendas en la ciudad fueron malos. La ciudad de Tánger fue más sucia y
puerca. El viaje de regreso fue difícil porque el mar fue malo y la comida en
Marruecos fue mala. La comida vegetariano tenia malo lechuga por nuestros estómagos
y muchas vegetarianas fueron enfermo por el residuo de la viaje. Pero no yo. Yo
tome un video de la viaje en el barco transbordador. Muchas personas fueron
vomitaron. Fue vulgar.
17 de Octobre
Primero nosotros
fuimos los autobuses después partida del hotel. Ese día fuimos a lugares diferentes,
no uno a dos lugares. El primero lugar fue Marbella. Ana dice nosotros llevar
nuestros bañador porque la lugar tenía el mar. Yo lleve mi bañador. Cuando arribar
a Marbella mis amigas y yo caminamos las calles y comemos a un café. Tuvo una tortilla española
y agua. La comida fue pequeña pero buena. Yo recibe lijar para un amigo en los
estados unidos. La ciudad fue bonita y la gente fue agradable. Nuestro camarero
fue más agradable. Después Marbella fuimos a Puerto Banua. Allí hay muchos
barcos de la gente rico. Ese lugar fue pequeño y nuestro grupo lo rellenado. Después
nosotros arribamos a Gibraltar. Una colonia de Inglaterra. Pero hay muchas
personas con diferentes lenguas. Algunas personas vieron los monos en Gibraltar
pero yo fui en la ciudad. Los artículos a comprar fueron caros y aburridos. El hotel
después la ciudad fue agradable. El estilo fue el estilo de Marruecos. Tenía los
arcos y las terrazas que son populares en el arte Marruecos. Fui muy cansada
porque arribamos al hotel tarde y tenía tan hambre. Pero el próximo día es
Marruecos. Soy emocionado ir a África y cruz un otro continente en mi lista.
16 de Octobre
Grenada es muy bonita y divertido. yo quise vivier aqui! el hotel fui limpio y desayuno fui muy bien. el hotel fui en la ciudad, muy conveniente y adecuado. por la noche antes, mi amigas y yo exploramos la ciudad. Nuestors viaje fuimos muy divertido. pero muetros viaje en la manana fuimos muchas mas divertido. nosotros fuimos a La Alhambra. La Alhambra fui bonita y tenia elementos de Arabia y Europa. Los monarcas Yusef I y Mohamed V son los grandes constructores de La Alhambra. Partes de La Alhambra includye la puerta de la justica, la torre de las damas, la sala de los Reyes y muchas mas. Hay partes de La Alhambra que tenia elementos intrincado. Despues La Alhambra yo fui con mis amigos a cena en la ciudad. Raquel, Rachel, Matthew y yo fuimos a un facec y to tuve patatas ali oli y tortilla espanola como la escuela pero mejor. despues la comida fuimos a las tiendas de ropa, joyas y otros mas. pero las tiendas cerrando muy temprano. Una tienda yo probe un vestido muy bonito. yo lo quise pero fui muy caro. despues las tiendas fuimos al hotel y jugemos con trajetas. entonces Rachel y yo fuimos a nuestros cuarto. Fuimos a dormir temprano porque fuimos muy cansada. muchas caminando y tomando photos pero lo fui muy divertido. mi parte favorita de La Alhambra fui los intrincados. El arte del sur de espana es mi arte favorito.
04 October, 2012
29 of September (Saturday) and that weekend
A precurser to Satuday was friday night. After vespers there was a afterglow sort of deal that happened in a little room under the guy's dorm (internado de chicos) called "La Frontera" The room isnt really evolved, but it has a bar area and plastic chairs and tables scattered about the room, like what is used for outdoor furniture. Everyone got some juice (zumo) or tea and sat around talking to people. A few of my girlfriends and i wanted to meet some of the Spanish people so we eventually started talking with two people, Lluia, and her friend, which i did not catch his name. The room was very loud so we had a hard time communicating, although the spoke very good english. The dude was from Romania and the chick was from the Ukraine, but the both spoke english and spanish! We talked about the most random of topics, what to do and what not to do (gestures, words etc). Talking with them was the highlight of that friday night.
Saturday started out like a reglar saturday morning, breakfast, church, sabbath school, BUT for lunch something extrvagant happened. we had HAYSTACKS for lunch! I made a mountain and i ate all of it very quickly! After that amazing lunch, a group of us went into Sagunto to walk whichever way the music led us. Little did we know that phrase would be taken quite literally. When we were on the outskirts of the town we heard music and then a loud CRACK CRACK sound. EYE, i, jumped in horror, with all the violence happening i thought those were gunshots..so what do you do when you hear loud scary noises? go straight towards them of course! (sorry daddy)! When we got to the source, there was no riot going on, but a festival of different groups walking around sagunto with a man and a woman walking in front, with a banner man walking infront of them, with a salsa band walking behind the couple. The couple and the banner man were wearing traditional clothing from their distinct region (i believe, creo) The most cute couples were the little girls with little boys. the girls' dresses were as wide as they were tall! very very cute! we followed all the groups to the roman ruins in which we went to earlier in the week and when we got there the stadium was full of people both in traditional clothing and some not in traditional clothing, but some supporting a certain person. What happened after we got seated and the "fiesta" got started seemed to be full of tradition. It seems sort of like a beauty contest, there were 18 chicas ranging from age 5+ and then two final chicas that were honored above the others. We had to leave before the fiesta ended so we dont really know what became of it, but there was fireworks and everything! When we were leaving some of us had to go to the bathroom so we went, after we came out there was two gentlemen standing outside putting their traditional clothes back together.
I feel like i can draw it better than explain, but ill give it a try. There were two men, one of them dressing and the other helping the first. The scarf that the men wore around their waist was the stage they were at. The first man already had the scarf halfway wound, while the other man held out the scarf so it would go around the first man tightly (to stay on). WELL the man being wrapped was having some problems with keeping his vest out of the way of the scarf so he asked us (he was looking at me, but it was a general question) if one of us could help him. I rose to the occasion. As he wound himself into his scarf i kept his vest from being tucked into the scarf. I TOUCHED HIS COSTUME. it was the most amazing thing i have ever done. The scarf seemed like a burlap fabic while the vest was made out of fine silk, but a sturdy vest. After the escapade, he said thank you in french, and noticing that i wasnt french, he said thank you in english, i giggled and ran away...but that experience is one of my highlights.
My group and i continued to walk down the road back to the school. on our way there was one of the salsa bands playing music in the streets. i TOTALLY started moving my hips and "dancing" oh, it was a freeing experience! This has been my favorite Saturday so far...and im only into 2-3 weeks of my trip
And just to finish off the weekend, Sunday, for breakfast we had chocolate churros..yes...and we went into town and did our homework there...EPIC!!!
Saturday started out like a reglar saturday morning, breakfast, church, sabbath school, BUT for lunch something extrvagant happened. we had HAYSTACKS for lunch! I made a mountain and i ate all of it very quickly! After that amazing lunch, a group of us went into Sagunto to walk whichever way the music led us. Little did we know that phrase would be taken quite literally. When we were on the outskirts of the town we heard music and then a loud CRACK CRACK sound. EYE, i, jumped in horror, with all the violence happening i thought those were gunshots..so what do you do when you hear loud scary noises? go straight towards them of course! (sorry daddy)! When we got to the source, there was no riot going on, but a festival of different groups walking around sagunto with a man and a woman walking in front, with a banner man walking infront of them, with a salsa band walking behind the couple. The couple and the banner man were wearing traditional clothing from their distinct region (i believe, creo) The most cute couples were the little girls with little boys. the girls' dresses were as wide as they were tall! very very cute! we followed all the groups to the roman ruins in which we went to earlier in the week and when we got there the stadium was full of people both in traditional clothing and some not in traditional clothing, but some supporting a certain person. What happened after we got seated and the "fiesta" got started seemed to be full of tradition. It seems sort of like a beauty contest, there were 18 chicas ranging from age 5+ and then two final chicas that were honored above the others. We had to leave before the fiesta ended so we dont really know what became of it, but there was fireworks and everything! When we were leaving some of us had to go to the bathroom so we went, after we came out there was two gentlemen standing outside putting their traditional clothes back together.
I feel like i can draw it better than explain, but ill give it a try. There were two men, one of them dressing and the other helping the first. The scarf that the men wore around their waist was the stage they were at. The first man already had the scarf halfway wound, while the other man held out the scarf so it would go around the first man tightly (to stay on). WELL the man being wrapped was having some problems with keeping his vest out of the way of the scarf so he asked us (he was looking at me, but it was a general question) if one of us could help him. I rose to the occasion. As he wound himself into his scarf i kept his vest from being tucked into the scarf. I TOUCHED HIS COSTUME. it was the most amazing thing i have ever done. The scarf seemed like a burlap fabic while the vest was made out of fine silk, but a sturdy vest. After the escapade, he said thank you in french, and noticing that i wasnt french, he said thank you in english, i giggled and ran away...but that experience is one of my highlights.
My group and i continued to walk down the road back to the school. on our way there was one of the salsa bands playing music in the streets. i TOTALLY started moving my hips and "dancing" oh, it was a freeing experience! This has been my favorite Saturday so far...and im only into 2-3 weeks of my trip
And just to finish off the weekend, Sunday, for breakfast we had chocolate churros..yes...and we went into town and did our homework there...EPIC!!!
3 de Octobre, Wednesday
Tuesday night, leading up to Wednesday i went to the beach in Sagunto in the later hours in the evening with two other guys and another girl. We took bikes to the beach, tied them up and walked around the beach, and that area of the city. It was 10ish and there were a lot of people out. It was a really cool experience because ive never seen the nightlife of a spanish town! there were people, walking their dogs, kissing, eating, talking and hanging out and such. One of the guys that went there had said there was a guy that sold churros with chocolate right by the beach, that was our goal, but we decided that he had to go to the doctor's office, and that's why we couldn't have any churros, because he was gone :p We had horchatas though, so it was a yummy trade off, my limon horchata was very good, very sweet and tangy, but it was amazing all the same! We got back to the dorm right when they were closing the dorm doors, so the other chica and i felt accomplished by getting there at that precise moment!
Wednesday groups A, B, and C went to valencia for a tour...thing. I had never been to Valencia before so it was a nice change of scenery (other than Sagunto). Sagunto is a nice city, but Valencia is a developed city, with a lot more people, buildings, and shops! We basically had the first couple of hours with the whole group, visiting all the major historical sites. We went to a church that had three major parts, The first was built by the Romans, the second was Gothic styled, and the third was Neo-Classical/Baroque (if its not baroque, then dont fix it-beauty and the beast). This was very beautiful, and it was interesting to see the church in three different time periods. In this cathedral there was a tower in which the public could go up and see the surrounding area. it was magnificent! There was also a group of little kids when we first got up, and a couple of dudes started talking with them, it was very cute! (i have a picture of it).
After we finished the tour with our group we went off in smaller groups. i was with two other chicas and two other chicos, so i felt safe enough. One of the dudes that was with us had been here during the summer so he knew where he was going. We took the metro to one of the surrounding towns and went to his favorite Horchata shoppe. My limon horchata was pretty good, not as tangy as the one i had by the beach, but it was very very good all the same.
My trip to Valencia has been a grand start to many other trips, other days and weekends :)
Wednesday groups A, B, and C went to valencia for a tour...thing. I had never been to Valencia before so it was a nice change of scenery (other than Sagunto). Sagunto is a nice city, but Valencia is a developed city, with a lot more people, buildings, and shops! We basically had the first couple of hours with the whole group, visiting all the major historical sites. We went to a church that had three major parts, The first was built by the Romans, the second was Gothic styled, and the third was Neo-Classical/Baroque (if its not baroque, then dont fix it-beauty and the beast). This was very beautiful, and it was interesting to see the church in three different time periods. In this cathedral there was a tower in which the public could go up and see the surrounding area. it was magnificent! There was also a group of little kids when we first got up, and a couple of dudes started talking with them, it was very cute! (i have a picture of it).
After we finished the tour with our group we went off in smaller groups. i was with two other chicas and two other chicos, so i felt safe enough. One of the dudes that was with us had been here during the summer so he knew where he was going. We took the metro to one of the surrounding towns and went to his favorite Horchata shoppe. My limon horchata was pretty good, not as tangy as the one i had by the beach, but it was very very good all the same.
My trip to Valencia has been a grand start to many other trips, other days and weekends :)
28 September, 2012
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