Musings on the move
Things could be worse
Just had a wander down memory Lane, past my old flat in London. And whilst life certainly ain’t all rosey right now, it gave me pause for thought about how much tougher life might have been had I not decided to pack up and leave almost two years ago. Things could be worse… I can’t imagine how depressing lockdown would have been stuck inside my old one bed flat in North London, with no outdoor space. Admittedly, it would have meant I spent lock down with my husband instead of with an ocean between us, but pretty sure we’d have
Living in a red country sucks
I’ve woken up this morning with a real wave of despair about the state of the universe, the reality dawning on me I won’t be going home anytime soon and plans to see my husband are just a pipe dream. When I moved to Madrid back in June I was full of optimism, I seemed to have missed the worst of lock down from my Caribbean bubble and returned to Spain when lockdown ended, completing our move from Granada to Madrid just three months later than planned. That first month I could have been forgiven for thinking I’d dodged a
Casa Gabriel. Especialidad en Brasas.
Sat at the bar here is home, you’re made to feel like family, the team are all incredible and you want to come and see
Taverna La Tana
This place came recommended to me three times over, and I wasn’t disappointed when I visited, nor on any subsequent trip. It is usually a
La Bodeguilla de al Lado, Granada
Great local wines, meats, cheeses & vinyl tunes. A perfect combination. Run by Granada’s first female sommelier Petra Fuensanta Martín Cáceres. This tiny little spot
All About Granada
Granada
I first visited Granada back in 2006, it was one of the first stops on a backpacking trip, we stayed in a hostel by Gran Via. We didn’t fall in love with it instantly, as probably were a bit nervous of security given our first back packing experience. We went for a big dinner in a Moroccan restaurant in the Islamic quarter, and then went for a few drinks. Big mistake. With every drink, we were given a plate of tapas. We were confused, we
Granada Focus
Quarantined in the Caribbean
Living in a red country sucks
I’ve woken up this morning with a real wave of despair about the state of the universe, the reality dawning on me I won’t be
Tú eres morena! Life in post lock down Granada
Returning to Granada, roaming the Albaycín and once again frequenting the tapas bars I used to before COVID-19 struck, I received the same statement everywhere
What to expect when flying in a COVID-19 world. It’s not as scary as you think
Having just took 4 flights in 4 days 3 international/1 US domestic here are some thoughts on flying in a COVID world overall less stressful
Eats & Drinks from around the World
Sleeps from around the World
