Monthly Archives: May 2015

We arove to Segovia yesterday morning at 11am. After checking into our hotel we had a nice lunch near the town square.  We then departed for La Granja, a small town 20 minutes from Segovia. We took a cab so … Continue reading →

This is a picture of one of the main churches on our walk home last night. It was well lit up. This is a picture of my dinner last night. It was a roasted baby pig. There was an excessive … Continue reading →

Spain has a super lame law which prevents the sale of wine after 11pm. Coming from a country where dinner begins after 9pm, this seems very odd. I learned this fun little fact tonight as we stopped at a small … Continue reading →

We met Ken and Bethel and went out for some more tapas and good conversation.

Yun and I had a really special dinner last night at a restaurant called El Alquimista to celebrate our 10 year wedding anniversary. The food and wine were really amazing and we enjoyed it quite a lot. It was a … Continue reading →

Yun and I woke up at 4:30 a.m. this morning. Due mostly to our inability to sleep further. We speculated that it was due mostly to the excitement of being here and wanted to see the city. So we got … Continue reading →

It is now 29 hours past the time we departed yesterday. I have not yet slept. So it would be fair to say that I’m a little bit tired. We arrived in Salamanca shortly ago by bus from Madrid. The … Continue reading →

We are having our first meal of the day here at Chili’s in Mexico City. I customized my plate. We leave for Madrid in 2.5 hours. It has been quite the journey to get here. And the surprises continue. First … Continue reading →

Mexico would never have a 24/7 hour service to make a reservation for a passport renewal meeting. It’s nearly midnight and I just made my appointment for tomorrow at 1pm. That means I need to leave the house around 6am … Continue reading →

I was scanning Jeff and Beth’s blog moments ago to find some helpful information regarding their trip to Spain a couple years ago. In the process I found Clara’s passport photo which prompted me to check the expiration date on … Continue reading →