A picture and a comment...

For 3 euros/meal , the university of Granada students enjoy such a good food for such a relatively low price, everybody in Granada recommends the "comodores" to the students, I, however, don't go there all the time, prefer to do some cooking in my piso (flat).

This meal was fantastic, great spagetti (with ham that I had to take out one by one!), salad, most delecious fish fillet(I guess!), bread, and a desert..

Thanks Shahin and Milton for the good company!



My flat owner in his ongoing, never ending work in the patio of our building ( a small one, two flats on two different levels) , he wanted to know what the aya meant. promiced to translate all these phrases.

Now this is a typical decoration of the traditional houses in Granada, this is what one'd find in Alhambra palace a few blocks away. Its great to see that they consider this "traditional Granada"...





A "Fiesta!" party on the roof of what I call "The italians building". most of the people in the picture are italian students and we decided to do a babrbeque on the roof of the building, it was very hot, and at some point they started throwing water on each other.. fod was great and a grat company as well. this is one of these days that you don't forget easily.


Milton, George, Mariaaaaa...we were listening to our spanish friend playing the guitar, and we were taken away by the atmosphere and the beauty of it all, so that when he'd finish playing the guitar we'd simply do nothing..he'd start thanking himself and reminding us to do so..hence us laughing!


Ok, this picture has a story..

The guy in pink (Istvan) is from Hungary, he invited me to a (Botellon*) in the only place permicible to do so in Granada (The hipercor area), so we go there, and there are tens and hundreds of people with their drinks and snacks, basically checking eachother out and enjoying the weather and conversations.

The girls on the right and left came to us and as they wanted to go home they decided they'd sell the drinks to us, and Istvan decided its the perfect time for a photo!

And no we didn't buy the drinks, we hit Granada 10 instead!