For Julie and my Anonymous Reader who've told me I need to write more...
You're right I haven't written in awhile. My main excuse is work and going to the gym, but I'll try to do better.
A few happenings since my last entries...
1. Semana Santa (Holy Week/ Easter)
Here in Spain during semana santa there are lots of processions. The processions originally were meant to teach iliterate people about Jesus' death and resurrection. Now it's mainly a tradition, but they have a very special meaning for those who take part as well as for those who are mere by-standers. The most famous processions are in Seville and southern spain, but here in the north we also have them. These are a few pictures from the procession "Jesus Flagelado". The men and women who participate spend the entire year preparing for this day. Many do it as penitance.
2. We bought an awning for our balcony
It's been great being able to eat breakfast and lunch outside without being roasted to death.
3. I've decided to give gardening another try
I know little about plants, meaning that I've taken house plants (which I realized later don't like direct sunlight) outside for a day in the sun thinking that they'll appreciate it. Ungrateful little things. But this time I bought plants that like the sun, a geranium and a hydrangea. I also bought flower and herb seeds (I'm beginning to see sprouts!) Jose calls me doctor death. He swears he hears the plants screaming as I put them in the car, but I'm determined to prove him wrong this time. So far so good...
4. I got a video camera for Christmas from Jose and I'm trying to learn a little about editing video and posting them on the blog. I'll let you know if I'm successful.
5. Awhile back I made sushi for Jose and Sergio. This was the masterpiece...
Until the next time...
A few happenings since my last entries...
1. Semana Santa (Holy Week/ Easter)
Here in Spain during semana santa there are lots of processions. The processions originally were meant to teach iliterate people about Jesus' death and resurrection. Now it's mainly a tradition, but they have a very special meaning for those who take part as well as for those who are mere by-standers. The most famous processions are in Seville and southern spain, but here in the north we also have them. These are a few pictures from the procession "Jesus Flagelado". The men and women who participate spend the entire year preparing for this day. Many do it as penitance.
2. We bought an awning for our balcony
It's been great being able to eat breakfast and lunch outside without being roasted to death.
3. I've decided to give gardening another try
I know little about plants, meaning that I've taken house plants (which I realized later don't like direct sunlight) outside for a day in the sun thinking that they'll appreciate it. Ungrateful little things. But this time I bought plants that like the sun, a geranium and a hydrangea. I also bought flower and herb seeds (I'm beginning to see sprouts!) Jose calls me doctor death. He swears he hears the plants screaming as I put them in the car, but I'm determined to prove him wrong this time. So far so good...
4. I got a video camera for Christmas from Jose and I'm trying to learn a little about editing video and posting them on the blog. I'll let you know if I'm successful.
5. Awhile back I made sushi for Jose and Sergio. This was the masterpiece...
Until the next time...
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thanks pook!
i'll email later today...
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