Hace unas semanas, en uno de mis viajes de Madrid a Levante, cuando me paré a comer en el sitio de siempre, el Marino, en el km 166 (recomendación de mi hermano, y ya un clásico de la A-3 con su horno de leña), vi que los campos de alrededor estaban verdes. No estoy muy acostumbrado a ver los campos cerca de esa carretera con tanto colorido, así que no me pude resistir y saqué unas cuantas fotos de una Castilla La Mancha desconocida para mi: verde.
As you know, I was looking for an apartment. Yesterday I finally found one, which was within budget, which I liked and which was located in my area of interest. It is quite closer to the city centre than my current one, the equipment and furniture are nice, and it has tons of light. I simply could not let it go.
In a bit more than one week, I will start with the moving. From now, I can relax… or start getting stressed by something else, of course. 🙂
Last week I took a couple of days off to go to the town I was born in, Alcoy, to live the best time of the year there: the “Moros y Cristianos” festivities. Two big armies, the christians and the muslims, showing their power and richness, through music and dances, customes, gold and weapons in two big parades during a whole day, to fight afterwards for the city.
A couple of days of great spectacle and of meeting the oldest friends I have. And taking pictures, of course. 🙂
More pictures from these festivities in this link.
I just saw this video in a swedish friend’s blog, and I had to share it with you too. I think it’s funny for everybody, but it’s a must if you have any kind of relationship with Sweden or swedes.
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