Sundays in Spain, as they are traditionally known, are for making paella. For those of you unfamiliar with this Spanish dish, it is perhaps the most well-known and best tasting cuisine you could really ask for in Spain. It consists of a delicious mixture of seafood, rice, vegetables and sometimes (although not this time) rabbit. For those …
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How’s Spain?
Today marks the end of my third week in Salamanca, Spain. Over the course of the last three weeks, I have been in touch with many of my friends and family from home, talking, texting, or video-chatting, and each time, understandably, they all ask the same thing: “How’s Spain?” What a question! Loaded, without a doubt. …
Czech This Out
Nervousness seemed unable to find me as I finally reached Prague, Czech Republic, on the peaceful morning of January 30th. This tranquility is likely connected to a few aspects of my arrival. Minutes before the plane touched down, the sun ascended from the horizon and danced across the city. The yellow-orange rays continued to provide me …
A Birthday In Spain
It all seemed so far off for so long – so distant – until that morning drive to the airport. I said goodbye to my dog, Charlie, to my sister, Caroline, and got in the car with my mother. She seemed to be a little distant, unable to acknowledge the ever-looming truth before us: her …
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