More than a month has passed since my last update. Hopefully I will be more proactive about keeping this thing current. In the mean time, a few photos:
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| Encarni and I at the port of Benalmádena, a beach town we visited before moving to Seville. |
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| Friends and family at our 'goodbye' BBQ: ([relation to Encarni]--back row--Adriá [Luisa's fiancee], Francisco José [cousin], Grant; 3rd row-Luisa [cousin], Encarni, Inma [cousin], Maria Jose [sister], Francisco Miguel [cousin]; 2nd row-Aunt Dolores, Antonio [brother], Miriam [Carlos's girlfriend]; 1st row-Cristina [Antonio's girlfriend], Carlos [cousin]. |
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| Finally in Seville! This is our courtyard. Notice the traditional Andalusian tiles decorating the walls. |
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| And outside our 'piso', or apartment. |
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| This is our street. |
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| And what we see just around the corner from our place. |
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| Encarni and I at a wedding in September. |
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| Encarni dancing Sevillanas, a traditional regional dance, with her cousin. |
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| Grant trying to dance Sevillanas. |
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| Encarni's sister, Maria Jose, stayed with us in Seville while taking her college entrance exams. |
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| During September and October Seville hosts an International Festival where different tents representing several countries sell food, drinks, and merchandise from all over the world. |
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| Somehow I found my way to the German stand, and felt right at home. |
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| There are many Virgins in Spain. This is one from our neighborhood: the Virgin del Rosario. She's out to celebrate her day on the calendar. She's accompanied by most of the neighborhood. |
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| Another virgin: the Divina Pastora de Triana, the Patron Saint of Sport. |
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| Donating some coin to the Divina Pastora, hoping to give the Tarheels a little boost. |
