Well, after two weeks I am blogging again… Some days ago, I went to Budapest to visit Andi&Tamás, and although I was a bit sick, I enjoyed a lot the city. I walked a lot through the city, the bridges, the Danube… Very, very nice city. 🙂
So, here we have a view from the Citadella, with the Danube, the Parliament and Margaret Island.
These are a couple of night photos. The first one is the Palace:
And here you can see the Chain Bridge.
Next time I come to Budapest, I will try it is spring or summer. 🙂
Sooo… Great weekend in Madrid with JP and Mario, visiting me (and others). A lot of going out, walking (once again) through Madrid, enjoying the life this city has. For example, it was funny to see this in Plaza Mayor:
A band from Romania, playing funny music, and a group of
ladies started dancing… And I really like the photo, JP took… It transmits the movement of the situation… Don’t you think so?
Well, now it’s time for a new trip. Probably, the last big one before leaving for Sweden again in March. 10 days, 4 cities, 3 countries. I’ll try to keep you informed about my steps, but I don’t promise anything.
Nice weekend in Sevilla (can’t it be good?): I met friends and ex-colleagues, ate lots of tapas, walked lots of km through this nice city, went out, picking up my diploma… I cannot complain. 🙂
It’s a long time since I haven’t written anything here… These last weeks have been quite busy. Two weekends ago a bunch of nordic, chinese, and hungarian GGPs friends came to Madrid. Obviously, we had an intense cultural & gastronomic (they needed to eat every 2 hours!!) schedule, including a lot of Madrid’s sightseeing, and a day trip to Toledo. It’s always a nice activity walking through Toledo’s streets, but next time, I’ll try not to do it when half Spain is there.
After that weekend, I got a cold, thanks to my office’s A/C (yes, A/C in autumn), and I didn’t feel like to do anything but resting in the sofa and eating some hot chocolate.
And last weekend I had also multiple indirect visits. Fabio’s italian friends came and Miguel Angel came also, so I was quite entertained and didn’t pay (much) attention to the computer… Instead of that I repeated part of Madrid’s sightseeing.
And this week, I have re-started going to the gym in the very early morning, and therefore I’m leaving the office later than usual… So, less time at home.
The following weeks will be interesting too: next weekend to Sevilla, the following one JP (and Alex?) is coming, and then a 10-day trip to Budapest and Germany… Funny, isn’t it?
Enough for this boring “this is my life” post… I’ll try to be more creative next time. 🙂
El sábado estuve de senderismo con el COIT. Ventajas de estar en Madrid: no habrá playa, pero tiene una hermosa sierra, con sus ríos y sus arbolitos y esas cosas que hay en el campo, y por las que se puede andar. Esta vez fue por la ribera del río Edesma, en la vertiente segoviana de Navacerrada.
Y lo curioso del tema es que estaba organizado, como ya he dicho, por el COIT: dos autobuses de colegiados (de todas las edades) y acompañantes, rutita de 10 km, comida en los jardines de la Granja de San Ildefonso, y visita a la fábrica de cristal. Un día interesante. Además, prometen que habrá más salidas de este tipo, así que bien… Más ventajas de estar en Madrid. 😀
