On the Move

Gillian, Derek and Alistair who resisted posing for this photo
Gillian, Derek and Alistair who resisted posing for this family portrait

What do you say when your daughter and son-in-law ask you to join them on vacation with your cherished 18-month-old grandson?  You say ciertamente me encantaria – whenever, wherever.  Thus I find myself travelling to Spain with daughter Gillian, son-in-law Derek and grandson Alistair.

Spain MapEspaña!  Visions of sangria, paella and Gaudi fill my head!  But there will be much more.  We begin our journey in Begur, a small medieval town not far from the French border where we will sip sangria, deal with jet lag and let Alistair’s circadian rhythms adapt to Spanish time.  Then on to Valencia, “the undisputed home of paella” as the internet informs me.  Finally we will spend several days in Gaudi’s Barcelona.

I hope you will travel along with me.  As always there is an unsubscribe link at the bottom of each email notification should Spain not be your pitcher of sangria.

2 responses to “About Begur, Valencia and Barcelona”

  1. Shelley Avatar

    It doesn’t get much better than that. I am completely green with envy.

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  2. Tracey Avatar
    Tracey

    I’m looking forward to your next post from Spain!

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Gillian, Derek and Alistair who resisted posing for this photo
Gillian, Derek and Alistair who resisted posing for this family portrait

What do you say when your daughter and son-in-law ask you to join them on vacation with your cherished 18-month-old grandson?  You say ciertamente me encantaria – whenever, wherever.  Thus I find myself travelling to Spain with daughter Gillian, son-in-law Derek and grandson Alistair.

Spain MapEspaña!  Visions of sangria, paella and Gaudi fill my head!  But there will be much more.  We begin our journey in Begur, a small medieval town not far from the French border where we will sip sangria, deal with jet lag and let Alistair’s circadian rhythms adapt to Spanish time.  Then on to Valencia, “the undisputed home of paella” as the internet informs me.  Finally we will spend several days in Gaudi’s Barcelona.

I hope you will travel along with me.  As always there is an unsubscribe link at the bottom of each email notification should Spain not be your pitcher of sangria.