On the one year anniversary of the end of Lost:

DamonLindelof Damon Lindelof

When I say I have no regrets, I'm not being entirely truthful. Sigh. That beard. That accursed beard. #WeHaveToGoBack

It's okay, Damon.  It was such a great episode it didn't matter, and it's always funny to think back on.

A few more days, and I can tag summer 2011.  CAN'T 

Last night with Kayleigh and Hilary at our last kareokee night at Hannigans, I vowed that one day, I would come back to Granada, go to kareokee night at Hanny's, get really drunk and sing The Blowers Daughter.  Fate: make it happen.

In all seriousness, though: what would be a WORSE kareokee song?!

Apparently I posted about Pais Vasco in my family-friendly jounal, but forgot to do it here.  My b!

País Vasco, or the Basque Country, is this tiny autonomy in norther Spain.  It´s surrounded my mountains and the Atlantic ocean, so it´s known for its historical seclusion from the rest of Spain, physically and culturally.  País Vasco has it´s own ( Read more... )

It's hard to believe that a week from today will be my last day in Granada.  Justine and Merilin have already left to make it back in time for graduation, and there's definetly a sense of "we need to do everything we wanted before it's too late!" here.  Indeed, although I have been looking forward (and counting down the days) before I'm back in the ( Read more... )

Okay, so I know that I haven't posted about Pais Vasco yet but I have been quite overwhelmed with classes and final projects and papers and stupid Spanish neoclassical theater to read and losing my wallet in a taxi and planning our trip to Greece so YOU'LL JUST HAVE TO WAIT.

that was quite the run-on sentence.  I HAVE NO TIME FOR PUNCTUATION, FOOL ( Read more... )

I got back from my Ireland trip on Monday night, and spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Granada during Semana Santa, or Holy Week.  On Tuesday, I went out with Lydia to watch a procession, which was really cool.  There were SO MANY PEOPLE there!! In fact, there were a ton of people in Granada in general.  Apparently, Andalucia is known for it´s Semana ( Read more... )

My last day in Ireland was my favorite.  I wish I could have spent more time and taken more day trips into the country, because it was so much better than Dublin! On Sunday, I got up bright and early and got on a bus to Galway, which is on the Atlantic Coast on the western side of Ireland, almost directly opposite of Dublin.  The bus only took ( Read more... )

It´s still early - as far as night goes - and I can´t believe how much I fit into today.  Thinking back, I mostly walked around the city, seeing the old buildings, as well as being on a constant Colin Morgan watch.  I thought I saw him once earlier, but it was just a Spanish tourist.  Also, I´m pretty sure he´s from Northern Ireland.......but, ( Read more... )

Okay, so, after a week of being back in Spain I´m finally posting my Ireland entries!! (sorry.  I´ve been busy.)  For the first two days, I wrote my entry in a notebook so that it would be fresh in my mind, and I guess for the last day I´m just going to wing it.  Also to come: País Vasco entries! Isn´t that fun! okay, anway, here we are ( Read more... )

SethMacFarlane Seth MacFarlane

RT @ RayParkerJr.: Christ has risen and walks among us. Who you gonna call?

ConanOBrien Conan O'Brien

On this day, Jesus broke free from the giant chocolate egg and led his bunny army to victory against the Nazis!

SethMacFarlane Seth MacFarlane

If the rabbit was named "Rabbit", the piglet was named "Piglet", and the ( Read more... )