Things we learned in Spain:
1. The seats in
the subway look comfy--but aren't.
2. Apparently the minions take the metro in Spain? I think the not-quite-stick-figures are always interesting. (Here's a link to some from the ferry to Denmark.)
2. Apparently the minions take the metro in Spain? I think the not-quite-stick-figures are always interesting. (Here's a link to some from the ferry to Denmark.)
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| Look at those happy children, that jovial green man with a walking stick and..uh oh. What sort of emergency is that? I don't think he's feeling too well... |
The green man seems to be doing fine, but look at the poor red man! I think he looks kind of like Wreck-It-Ralph, but he's got all sorts of ailments.
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| Perhaps that's why he can't make anyone stop..he hasn't the strength (broken leg, shoulder injury) or even the heart (the one on the end seems to behaving a heart attack!) to stop them. |
Or perhaps he's getting so ill, because no one
pays attention to him..
4. Clown bikes
are harder to ride (especially when they're stuck in higher gear..) AND in order
to bike in Spain, you have to be hardcore--or at least look it (How am I doing? ;) ).
Hardly anyone on a bike was wearing anything other than biking-spandex, helmets, sunglasses, etc. (Ah well..maybe next time)
Hardly anyone on a bike was wearing anything other than biking-spandex, helmets, sunglasses, etc. (Ah well..maybe next time)
And now for a few pictures of us around Valencia:
(And if snakes
really were deathly afraid of tile (name that movie!), they wouldn't like it in
Valencia. Tile is everywhere! They must have made this house for my Dad! And that cat seems perfectly happy to steal blood sausage :) )
You've got to make sure you have enough fresh air! (And, unlike in North America, the buildings really don't have constant air flow.) Even I, upon entering a room full of students after an hour of hard thinking--even I have opened the windows, proclaiming that we needed to get some fresh air in there. :)





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