This weekend I visited Murcia for the first time and visiting at Christmas time was such a good idea! The whole city was lit up and it was magical and really put me in the festive spirit as Benidorm has approximately zero Christmas lights. (Okay it might have one street with some half hearted attempt at decoration.)
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Sunday, 14 December 2014
The Top 10 of Magical Murcia
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Sunday, 2 November 2014
Halloween in España
Halloween in Spain is celebrated in a pretty similar fashion to England, kids dress up, go trick or treating and eat lots of sweets and adults don a costume for a good old piss-up. This is the part that differs from England. You think England can party? Think England can handle a few bevvies? Ohhhh no, fiestas in Spain are a whole other kettle of fish.
Tuesday, 16 September 2014
Trials and Tribulations
Student Finance England at it's finest
Oh yes, good old student finance. We love a bit of student finance don't we? We especially love having to call them when things go wrong, that's personally my favourite part. (Hint: It's not.)
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Monday, 15 September 2014
Hola Marineros!
Hola Marineros!
¿Hola marinero, dónde está el caballo?
If you're a Spanish speaker, you're probably thinking I'm nuts, but no, this is the only thing my mam knows how to say in Spanish and she thinks it's brilliant. I'm not sure where she picked it up but throughout school she insisted on saying it to all my Spanish exchange partners and anyone Spanish she's ever met, and is always met with a strange blank stare that I all-too-well know means 'was that what she meant to say?' For anyone who's not sure, it means 'hello sailor, where is your horse?' - a nonsensical phrase, and the inspiration for the name of my blog! So with no further ado...
Welcome to my blog!
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Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, UK
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