Hola from Lauren!
We’ve had lots of interesting experiences over the past few
days! The food for breakfast has been mediocre, since it typically includes
bread, coffee, and hot chocolate; however, our dinner last night was amazing!
It began with traditional paella which included prawns, octopus, muscles,
chicken, and rice. Next course was liver, which was not very popular among the
students. After that, we were served
lamb, which everyone enjoyed very much.
On top of all the delicious food, the wine and champagne were the best
we’ve had yet. With an amazing meal and
high spirits, we provided entertainment for the other pilgrims at the albergue
and serenaded them with “Don’t Stop Believing,” “Stand By Me,” and “Living on a
Prayer.” With our high energy and enthusiasm, we danced to “Cha Cha Slide” and
“Cupid Shuffle” in the dining room – it was quite the experience! The staff
moved us to a separate room where we continued our dance party. For me, it was
a very memorable night – one that I will never forget!
The hiking the past few days has been more flat, which has
allowed us to explore the cities we’re staying in for the night and get lots of
rest. Everyone is looking forward to our day in Leon, which is coming up very
quickly. I’m really enjoying getting to
know everyone on the trip and I really think we’re becoming a close knit
group. I’m looking forward to the
remaining days and can’t wait to get to Santiago!
PS from Nanette: The "liver" Lauren is referring to was foie gras.
I'll bet Josh loved that dinner. Paella's are so fun to eat and delicious, too!
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