Yeah, probably didn't say that right in the title, but I meant to say At the Mountain & Girls' Night.
Yesterday Atún, Kelsey, y yo fuimos de excursión a la montaña. It was a pretty steep trail at times, and as I mentioned, I may be thin but I can't hold my own body weight. Buff, out of shape! But after all the effort, the view was definitely worth it. We walked on a main trail, and a few smaller trails in order to get to the tip of a cliff. There we found the ruins of a fortress type thing. It was really neat, because there were some tunnels underground and such. However, I was a bit hesitant to explore for the fear of running into someone homeless or the like. All in all, we were rewarded with a splendid view of both the ocean breaking below, and the beach of Donostia, and the city itself. I am very pleased that lately I have been wandering and exploring neighborhoods of town I haven't yet seen. I've gone for walks now in Gros, Egia, and Mt. U-something. This weather has been fantastic, and very conducive to strolling around town. It feels like a crime to be on the computer more than an hour, which is why my posts stopped for a bit. ;)
Last night we also had girls night again which was pleasant. Meghan made enchiladas which were the bomb essentially. Then we decided to have a little haircutting party provided by Atún. She definitely has skills. She cut the bangs of Meghan, Diana, and Kelsey, and trimmed Meghan and Diana's. I just watched and played some stand up comedians, since I just recently got my hair cut by the professionals jeje. It was a solid way to commence Semana Santa trips, since the whole gang won't be in Donostia again until afterwards. My trip with Atún to London is quickly approaching. After a few days in the London area we head to Prague, the old country, where I shall feast on dumplings and chicken paprikash. Mmmmm!! I'm getting really excited for the Czech Republic in particular, just cos I feel a certain bond. =) Although linguistically it'll be the trickiest of my travels since this is the first time I've gone to a country without a Romance language as the national tongue. I'm sure my heritage will be useful...I know how to say jerk, butt, and shit hahah.
Then after the vuelta, mom, tío, y tía vienen de visita. Yupiii! Got a lot to do before I go.
Yesterday Atún, Kelsey, y yo fuimos de excursión a la montaña. It was a pretty steep trail at times, and as I mentioned, I may be thin but I can't hold my own body weight. Buff, out of shape! But after all the effort, the view was definitely worth it. We walked on a main trail, and a few smaller trails in order to get to the tip of a cliff. There we found the ruins of a fortress type thing. It was really neat, because there were some tunnels underground and such. However, I was a bit hesitant to explore for the fear of running into someone homeless or the like. All in all, we were rewarded with a splendid view of both the ocean breaking below, and the beach of Donostia, and the city itself. I am very pleased that lately I have been wandering and exploring neighborhoods of town I haven't yet seen. I've gone for walks now in Gros, Egia, and Mt. U-something. This weather has been fantastic, and very conducive to strolling around town. It feels like a crime to be on the computer more than an hour, which is why my posts stopped for a bit. ;)
