adios Madrid
My bags are packed and I guess I´m ready to head home. Sandra and I will be catching a cab in about an hour. I thought I´d make one last post before I leave Spain. I don´t want to leave, but at the same time I´m excited to see everyone back home. We said ¨good-bye¨ to our family this morning before they left for work.
Before I came to Spain, I knew that most people here do not have computers in their homes. One of my friends asked how do people live without internet. I responded that I was about to find out and I´d answer the question later. My answer is that I´m not sure how people live without the internet. My family has a laptop with internet at the house and there are locutorios everywhere. I guess that people without computers go to the locutorios a lot. It´s pretty cheap to use the computers there.
I guess that´s it until I get back to the States.
PS - Mom, we did finish the peanut butter this morning at breakfast. It was actually our 2nd jar. We definitely didn´t let it go to waste. :)
Before I came to Spain, I knew that most people here do not have computers in their homes. One of my friends asked how do people live without internet. I responded that I was about to find out and I´d answer the question later. My answer is that I´m not sure how people live without the internet. My family has a laptop with internet at the house and there are locutorios everywhere. I guess that people without computers go to the locutorios a lot. It´s pretty cheap to use the computers there.
I guess that´s it until I get back to the States.
PS - Mom, we did finish the peanut butter this morning at breakfast. It was actually our 2nd jar. We definitely didn´t let it go to waste. :)
posted by Rachel @ 3:22 PM
2 Comments:
At 9:23 PM,
Dale said…
Hey, Rachel. I heard from your grandparents that you got in late last night (early this morning?) and were treated to a feast of cold salmon. Yum. Where's that peanut butter when you need it?
Anyway, I wanted to welcome you back to the United States, though I'm sure a part of you would have loved to stay in España.
I can hardly wait to see a (small) subset of the thousands of pictures you took. Please post them soon.
At 4:50 PM,
Anonymous said…
The salmon was warmed in the microwave, along with fresh green beans and new potatoes. It was better than peanut butter.
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