Bianca #6

Hello it´s me again. Have you ever just sat at the Plaza de Mayor alone or took a walk through the city. If not, you should try it. You never know who or what you´ll run into. I take it upon myself to do this at least once a week. The first night I did it I notice stores, cafes, and clubs that I haven´t seen before though I´ve maybe walked pass them a million times. I saw people and the way they interact with their family and friends.

If you walk north down Gran Via (my favorite street) until you reach a circle road (be careful crossing) then walk left you should run into a Bingo place. They have bingo 24/7 and all you need is your passport and maybe your i.d. and you can get in. A few doors down from the bingo place there is a restaurant/ dancing place where you can Tengo. And if you don´t know how to tengo you know what I always say, pretend. Or, there is a cool Jazz cafe right across the street south of the bingo place where you can sit at tables placed on high patios and maybe have a drink or cup of coffee. If you don´t like neither of these places then you could just always hang on Gran Via. Walking up and down the street pass all the clubs, lounges, and restaurants is a party itself.

En cuanto a las personas de España, ellos saben realmente cómo al partido. La una cosa que yo de ve es que ellos partido posterior y más largo que Americanos. Ellos salen en acerca de dos por la mañana y la hoja en acerca de nueve por la mañana. Eso´s desatendido de en nuestro país. Bien, por otro parte desde que yo visto Kelvin en la acción que nosotros no quizás seamos eso diferente. A menos que, Kelvin no sea Americano, pero verdaderamente un Spainard (BROMEANDO APENAS KELLS). Los hombres aquí no son tan agresivos como pensó que ellos serían, pero si ellos quieren lo que ellos ven ellos seguirán incluso si ellos puedan comunica con usted. Estos hombres tomarán literalmente las clases inglesas para hablar apenas con usted.