Having had my own Spanish adventures I can say that the transformative
effect of that Barcelona air isn’t just movie magic—it’s real.
-Melissa,
Mostly Madrid
Truest. Story. Ever.
The same has been said about
Sevillla, and I assume therefore it will be the same for Murcia.
I'm feeling a lot of things right now, mostly tepid excitement given the economic crisis. But ultimately, lo que será, será.
That picture is a prediction of what's to come, because good times will be had in Spain once again!
ReplyDeletecheers to that!
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ReplyDeleteOooh I've been quoted! So fancy. ;)
ReplyDeleteThere's something about the smell of a place though isn't there? Like sometimes I'm walking along and all of a sudden I remember how Spain *smells* and it's just...so weird, and so happy. I can't wait to get back there!
I'm excited for you! You're living the dream. Please, please try to keep blogging after your big move!
ReplyDeleteOh I fully plan on blogging from Spain, I want to re-title the blog, but a name hasn't come to me yet
ReplyDeleteI know exactly what you mean. It's crazy because in the winter, the smell of cigarettes and cold air instantly send me back to Italy. And there' a special sort of sunshine that triggers Spain for me. Crisis or not, I cannot wait to get back!
ReplyDeleteI am so excited for you Nadette- you are about to go on a crazy fun adventure and I can't wait to hear, see and experience it all via your blog!
ReplyDeleteEveryday if feels a little more real and I get a little more excited (and terrified). I just can't wait to be back on Spanish soil...
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