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Okay... yes, the tinto is excellente, the sherry is something I'm acquiring a taste for... but the cognac-equivalent is dangerous. Wonderful caramel-fruited bouquet, each sip a... haiku. Rolled over and contemplated. Reflecting different things about oneself.
That was dinner. Chicken, garlic, helados, gazpacho. Gentle teasing.
Otherwise... this morning I missed breakfast and was a bit late because of an unexpected call from
tenacious_snail, who (considering what we've wrestled through) abundantly deserves her adjective. And said goodbye to
patgreene from Madrid airport. Then worked with JA on configuring an el-cheapo ADSL router, finally giving up by lunchtime. Then writing part of a proposal, reviewing some C++ and a long dull WebEx presentation on drilling, from home.
The three amigas should be landing in a few more hours... I'm off to the town square and la taberna ingles to hang out with the other scientists. Funny that the best bar in a small Spanish town is a fake English pub.
I need to book a reservation for Saturday... I looked into cheap airfares to places like London or Rome for the weekend, but will probably drive instead to Lisbon.
That was dinner. Chicken, garlic, helados, gazpacho. Gentle teasing.
Otherwise... this morning I missed breakfast and was a bit late because of an unexpected call from
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The three amigas should be landing in a few more hours... I'm off to the town square and la taberna ingles to hang out with the other scientists. Funny that the best bar in a small Spanish town is a fake English pub.
I need to book a reservation for Saturday... I looked into cheap airfares to places like London or Rome for the weekend, but will probably drive instead to Lisbon.
thanks!
Date: 2004-09-23 09:46 pm (UTC)I'm really appreciating the vicarious enjoyment of the sherry.
My first-ever experience of sherry was late-afternoon class in college-- late medieval European history seminary for honors students, and we would sit around in his office and sip sherry once a month. Much, much more sophisticated and well-mannered than the class I had a senior which involved chips, salsa, and zambuca with beer chasers. (and based on that alone, I suspect that people might be able to guess what city I went to college in). Anyway, while I tend to drink very little alcohol these days, sherry is something very easy to tempt me with.
Re: thanks!
Date: 2004-09-24 12:18 am (UTC)