Cortísima trasnoche en Madrid y aterrizo hoy en Granada de la mano de César y la simpatiquísima Neli que nos pregona la más auténtica Venezuela antichavista.
Debo reconocer que tratar con andaluces es todo un placer y las negociaciones son siempre de lo más transparentes, seguramente Lorca sembró mucha humildad en estas fértiles tierras granadinas. Y terminada con éxito la "misión" es una lástima que no pueda quedarme unos días más en este lugar para descubrir esos pequeños tesoros que dan a Granada nombre de jugosa fruta, que NO de arma.
i com has anat de cadaques a granada? amb el veler desafio TMT jajajaja
Posted by: bribon | Monday, September 10, 2007 at 02:52 PM
Xavier, aqui no pescaremos como en Sevilla, pero subiremos a Sierra Nevada y nos cazamos un gran oso !!!!
Posted by: Cesar | Monday, September 10, 2007 at 03:21 PM
"Cadaqués, en el fiel del agua y la colina,
eleva escalinatas y oculta caracolas.
Las flautas de madera pacifican el aire.
Un viejo dios silvestre da frutas a los niños.
Sus pescadores duermen, sin ensueño, en la arena.
En alta mar les sirve de brújula una rosa.
El horizonte virgen de pañuelos heridos
junta los grandes vidrios del pez y de la luna"
Posted by: Lorca a Dalí | Monday, September 10, 2007 at 03:54 PM
Debes añadir a tu lista de inventos en teletransportador, de otra manera no se entiende que estes en tantos sitios a la vez
y te olvidas de alguno ¿¿¿k...k??? >>
Posted by: white | Monday, September 10, 2007 at 04:03 PM
Pescar a Sevilla? Caçar a Granada? El Luigi et matarà! )))))
Posted by: greenpeace | Monday, September 10, 2007 at 04:13 PM
Versos de Lorca que presagiaban lo que te pasaría despues:
Aquel camino
sin gente...
Aquel camino.
Aquel grillo
sin hogar...
Aquel grillo.
Y esta esquila
que se duerme...
Esta esquila.
Posted by: Ramón Miralles | Tuesday, September 11, 2007 at 04:08 AM
desgraciadamente las granadas son tambien bombas de mano. Debemos recordar que este mundo está en guerra.
11 S
Posted by: bomber | Tuesday, September 11, 2007 at 11:23 AM
Mira a la derecha y a la izquierda del tiempo y que tu corazón aprenda a estar tranquilo.
Federico García Lorca
Posted by: lorca | Wednesday, September 12, 2007 at 11:55 AM
Oh dios! Como extraño Granada! Es el paraíso junto a Lisboa... Si viviera allí sería inmensamente feliz. Sé que volveré.
Un abrazo Xavi!
Posted by: karina | Saturday, September 15, 2007 at 12:33 PM
Oh dios! Como extraño Granada! Es el paraíso junto a Lisboa... Si viviera allí sería inmensamente feliz. Sé que volveré.
Un abrazo Xavi!
Posted by: karina | Saturday, September 15, 2007 at 12:33 PM
Thank you for your review. While I can very much apecpriate what it feels like to deal with people who may not have graduated middle school, felons, and/or winners of a different kind, I'm a little hard pressed to agree with slamming a door on the face of someone who makes minimum wage and as mentioned could be that one felon that decides that going back to jail is worth it to break your teeth in a million little pieces: not too smart.Also you barely described the sandwich at all. If you're going to post a review of something it's actually helpful to have details about that something so that people can get a sense of why you felt so sick. Perhaps it's all that anger you have buzzing around causing you to hate everything you get your hands on.In any event I give this review a 0 because you didn't explain why you hated this sandwich. Amidst all your expletives and service this and service that you failed to even do that basic work of your review. Also if you want to find even stupider people just go into the BofA branch a few blocks down my street and you will probably find the family related to the people that work at your Domino's. It's sad when unemployment is so high and yet these jerkoids somehow convinced someone that they should work in their organization.Peace out!
Posted by: Hayat | Tuesday, September 04, 2012 at 08:47 AM
When we were in the 7th & 8th grade at Blessed Sacrament Grade School at 22nd & Parallel, a group of us kids would meet at the school on Saturdays and walk to the Granada Theatre for an early aefnrtoon movie. The big decision of the day was, do we sit on the lower level or in the balcony? After the movie, we'd all walk to Grants to get one of their famous chili cheese dogs! From there, we'd walk back home. Great memories!
Posted by: Merana | Thursday, September 06, 2012 at 09:54 PM
You are not kidding and also on my gfiolng days, We had more days cancelled because of rain than any year in the last 10 years.Anyone else got rain stories or before and after pics?
Posted by: Sutisso | Thursday, September 06, 2012 at 10:46 PM
Sorry. Granada's rather scewerd up on the website you can watch Craig Gazey all over again at present cos they're streaming last Thursday's news. Quite pathetic, really.
Posted by: Kenia | Saturday, February 02, 2013 at 06:29 AM