I just finished to read over my last entry..wow..I sure should read me again before posting...

What I didnt tell you that you should know...? hummm...That you are all welcome to drop by for a start, i can accomodate you all guys, feel free.

I should later give a brief historic of the town. Granada is a city doted with a great heritage. Full of arabic features and christian symbol, one could reallt think of some streets of Morocco if you happen to be strolling down the narrow paths of the albaicin, the Arabic district right in front of the fortress : L'Alhambra.

So...Tapas and people. 2 key words here. Pollution is also one...but lets not mention it for now ( I am saving it for later ).My university is a fine one even though a bit small. It was the first university in Granada. Built in 1531, it sure looks old, right i the center and far from Cartuja, the biggest campus here.

Sun, sun and sun. An average of 25 now. Quite high for an October. The last time I saw real rain was in Iceland he he. I still wonder how nature manages to grow. I still find it hard to belive that it can get cold here in winter time despite the Spanish telling me that it is the case.

We went out yesterday in a bar called "Labrador", at around midnight. We ordered the labrador, a brownish drink which taste a bit like porto, and along with it some free tapas. After the third round we no longer needed to go and eat dinner : THAT is convenient. Arriba Arriba...

Ps, for some pictures, check my French website. I will soon display some