I also heart goofed up English
I heart Rebajas
While Liz was busy talking about how minimalism in your suitcase is a good thing, I was busy roving the stores for bargains, wardrobe staples and a little but of color…
Cheap Whiskey + tunos = noise complaint
Eight Simple Rules for Surviving Your Spanish Apartment
It's January, time for a new start, or perhaps a new outlook. Or maybe even a new living situation. When you're abroad, you undoubtedly expect the best when it comes…
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El Tintero – Pescaíto al estilo Subasta
I’ve learned a lot of things in Spain. Just ask Christine. Certainly one of those lessons has been to speak up. As Spaniards are candid about their opinions and not really all that patient, their bar language is a reflection of the gregarious personality that even my six-year-old students display.
And this is why I loved El Tintero, a malagueño restaurant that puts it all to practice.
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What to do in Spain if: your phone gets lost or stolen
Ok, so in retrospect, it's not the worst thing that's happened to me ever. Or even in Spain. But flu + six-year-olds + stress makes losing a Smartphone way worse…
Disclaimer: this photo was NOT taken with a nice camera.
Say hello to my little friend.
I want to introduce you to someone. His name is Camarón, not to be confused by the other one from la Isla. Clearly the most expensive thing I've ever bought,…
Hiking in Sevilla's Cerro del Hierro National Park, right next to Kike's pueblo
If January Marks the Start…My 2011 Travel Round-up
Let me tell you a little story about peer pressure. When I was 11, my parents informed me that the dog had taken the news well. She faintly wagged her…