Daily Drena: Babbling Brook
We went on another walking tour today, this time up and around the Alhambra. But we haven’t toured the inside yet, as we’ve been evaluating how many “ants” can be seen at the top of the castle at any given time from our window and confirmed that Saturday is not the day to go.
Drew and I are like wild animals, immediately drawn to anything green or related to nature. We instantly feel more relaxed as soon as we are in this type of surrounding vs. the city life. I think we’ll need to explore the city in small doses to prevent over stimulation, especially for Drew. However, Granada does seem to be a really cool city and I look forward to learning more about it. We’ve seen so much character already.
Tonight we prepare a gourmet spaghetti at home, although what seems like a simple dinner isn’t quite as easy when we only have two little burners, of which two pans don’t actually fit on them at the same time. So cooking veggies, noodles, and sauce needs to be done in shifts. Plus, there’s no oven or toaster oven, we have no spices, and we have to translate directions on the back of food items via google translate. Also, does anyone have a good way to drain tiny noodles without a colander? Going with the flow on this trip is important, even if it means eating noodle mush for dinner and ice cream mush for dessert (our tiny freezer doesn’t actually freeze either!). But, our bellies are full, which is an big feat as Drew seems to have a bottomless tummy lately. He’s probably still catching up from the biking trip.
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- The atrium inside our apartment complex
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- Tiles are so intricately designed
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- This one is for you, Liz. We think it’s a sewer grate. 🙂
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- On the way up to the Alhambra
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- Cool tree root!
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- This statue is interesting, and pretty humorous
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- I think it’s time to stop taking photos, says Drew’s facial expression.
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- Dinner complexities
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- Drew is trying to learn Espanol through watching a lot of Futbol.
