Hello again, and welcome to another episode of Mishaps in Spain. Many things have happened since I last wrote here. Many of which I do not recall. We took a trip to Valencia. It is quite a large city. The third largest in Spain. There are a lot of old Roman buildings in Valencia. We went to the toop of one of the towers. Two hundred and twenty three spiraling steps that progress smaller and smaller until you finally get to the top. I took a long time to get there, but it was worth it. There was a gigantic bell on top and you could see the whole city from up there. I have some pictures if anyone wants some. Just ask me. I am on Yahoo IM most evenings so if you show up I will talk to you. Anywho, things are starting to settle into a routine here. The classes really aren´t going to be that bad. I think that I might have a chance at living afterall.

This weekend we went to a resort on the beach in northern Spain. It was pretty nice, but I was exopecting real camping which is what they told us we were going to be doing. The ocean water is really a very nice temperature although it is rather salty.

André told me that we ar going to go on a trip to Morroco. He said that he thinks that it will be sometime around November or December. I´ll have to check that chart though to make sure. I sent Christina a bunch of pictures last night, so yáll can look at them from her if you want to. I am in the computer lab right now writing this. I am in charge of the lab for the next 3 hours, because André is off doing something else. André is the IT guy here by the way.

What else has happened that is interesting. Oh, some of the ESDES students are putting together a petition for better food at bteakfast. I´m not really sure it will do much good. I don´t really care so much anymore after discovering french bread with tomato, cream cheese, and olive oil and salt. It is actually really good you should try it sometime. It is even better toasted. Be sure to put the cream cheese on one side and the olive oil and salt on the other. Yáll keep telling me about all the interesting things that are happening over there. See yáll at the pearly gates.