In Granada

Hello everyone. We have arrived in Granada today. It was a long day. On our way here (well, it wasn't really on the way) we stopped at this small town that was built on cliffs of rock. It was really cool because it looked very similar to Greece. We just walked around a little and went back to the bus. You should have seen the roads leading to this place. They were soooooooo narrow, and the bus barely fit through the streets of the city. It was kind of scary, but our driver was good. On the way back to the bus, I really wanted a water, so I walked into this tiny grocery store to grab a warm one. There were only two people in front of me with very few items. The cashier took forevvvvvver to check them out. Everybody knew each other, so they were having conversations. I was so annoyed because I knew that the rest of the group was probably already at the bus. Well, when it was my turn, the cashier told me it was 40 cents, and I looked in my wallet and didn't see anything smaller than a 10 (euro). When I went to give it to her, she gave me a glare, and then looked at the lady behind me and told her the price of whatever she had. She helped that lady before me basically. I searched in my purse again, and I happened to find 40 cents. I just put it on the counter and left. The lady was so mean. I couldn't believe it. I hustled back to the bus in a panic, worrying that I was holding everybody up again. I got on the bus and nobody was there. I didn't know where they were, but it turned out they all went to the bathroom in some bar.

Anyway, our next stop was a beach city called Marbella. Many rich rich people live there. Sean Connery has a house there apparently. The houses were beautiful. We found a beach and stayed there for 3 hours. Yes, it was a topless beach, and I totally tried it out. Yeah, not true. I don't understand how women can do that and feel normal. How would you talk to someone if she were topless? I wouldn't be able to....weird.

Then we ended up here in Granada. It's so weird because here (in all of Spain) the sun doesn't set until like 9:45 PM or later. It always seems way earlier. Also, we usually have dinner at 8:30 or 9:00 PM, but that's normal here. Actually I think 10:00 is probably more normal. I'm eating a lot of food by the way, and without Turbo Jam, I'm becoming more flabby. It's amazing what can happen in a week to your body. I can gain 5 pounds or more in one week, but it takes 6 months to lose those 5 pounds.

And also, and announcement for everybody: my comment thing works finally. I fixed it. So comment. Bye bye.