Occasionally, Marga will come up to me, grab a pen, and ask, “What do you want me to draw on you?” I’ve had temporary ballpoint tatoos of butterflies, hearts, and ladybugs. The other day, I turned the tables and asked her the same question. She said…

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We’re actually going to get serious and make some wedding plans.

Last night, we went with Marga’s parents and sister to see a free concert in a nearby town called Santullán. The band performing was Arrebato, the same band we saw last summer in Extremadura.

Yesterday we went to a bullfight in Santander. Our favorite bullfighter, El Fandi, was fighting. We fell in love with his performance in León last year, and we’ve been looking forward to seeing him again. As usual, three bullfighters killed six bulls. The bullfighters were: Julián Lopez (”El Juli”), David Fandila [...]

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Last weekend, we went to a free concert on the beach in Laredo. The band performing was El Sueño de Morfeo. I had heard of them a little bit, and I knew the chorus of their hit single.

Last Christmas, my grandmother gave equal amounts of money to Marga and me with the instructions to purchase “something for our new house”. It only took us 6.5 months to do so…

I don’t even remember what I was looking for when I found this guy. It’s some dude that lives in New York City that makes daily videos (vlogs?) about random stuff.

The theme for today’s Flickr post is Grandparents. Since these pictures were taken two years ago, two of my grandparents, Jean and Glen, have passed away.