Disclaimer: No girls got laid in the saying of this quote nor during the writing of this post.
This quote/now inside joke actually occurred when I misheard Amy say "It might get late." Oops! Afterward, we managed to turn every conversation into a joke about "getting laid" even though neither of us had the slightest desire to do so in reality.
Anyhow...after a busy morning packing and finalizing my Italy trip, I met Amy at the bus station and we began the long trip to Sevilla, where our adventures would begin. Finding the hostel was a bit of a challenge, but once we made it there, we found it very comfortable. We soon left in search of dinner...and wound up in a plaza. We couldn't find anywhere that looked super fabulous, so we settled on a little hole-in-the-wall Italian restaurant. Boy, did we enjoy that meal! We split a pepperoni pizza (my first encounter with pepperoni since coming to Spain)...and it was delicious! Then we went to a little cafeteria place and ordered chocolate con churros - my first time (so of course I was a "virgin"). I thought chocolate con churros (cinnamon sticks of sorts) would be like churros dipped in gross chocolate like those Pizza Hut chocolate dipper things that I personally cannot stand. But instead, the churros were more doughy and less cinnamon-y than usual and were dipped in hot chocolate - the thick kind I mentioned in an earlier post. New. Favorite. Thing.
We then stopped to check out this really cool modern...I want to call it a sculpture, but that's not the right word....really cool modern...thingamajig. We took plenty of photos before heading back to the hostel.
After figuring out our plans for the next day and doing a bit of studying, Amy and I hit the sack.
Photos to come when I have time (I'm first focusing on catching up on the written posts).
Peace and Blessings,
Melanie
Spanish Word of the Day: tarde = late :)
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