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Hello. Good evening. Is there anything I can help you with?
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Yes, there is. Or at least, I hope so. I'd really like to visit the
Crístobal Colón museum but I've tried 5 times without success. I've just been there and it's closed.
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there were 2 chicas there during the morning and 1 during the evening
but there's been a re-arrangement and the 2 chicas have ended their collaboration. I'll get the phone number of the chica who's supposed
to be there in the evening . . . . . . Right, got it. I'll give her a call .
. . . She's not taking the call. Anyway, she'll be there in the
morning, I suppose.
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That's odd, both the web page and the horario
on the door say it's only open in the evenings. But, nonetheless,
we'll go in the morning and, if she's not there, I'll come back and
let you know.
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OK. That would be good. We need information about what they're doing.
It's not for want of asking. It's embarrassing not knowing and having
to deal with enquiries.
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OK. I'll let you know either way.
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Thanks. By the way, there's no exhibition at the moment. So, if you
do get into the museum, there's really nothing to see except the
building.
I
have to say, all this is beginning to shake my faith in the validity
of the belief that Columbus was from around these parts. There seems
to be a certain lack of seriousness.
Gardening
Corner. My hydrangeas have been
blue for at least a decade. This year they're white. Can it be
because I did what Nice-but-Noisy Toni recommended and pruned all the 'male' branches? Those without flowers. Or is it because something has
lowered the acidity of the soil? If so, what? Excess winter rain?
Those
crazy Brits: The dancing vicaress.
Those
unhappy Germans: Majorca mon (ex)amour.
Summertime:
And the post goes awry. Received a letter today 14 days after it was
posted in the UK. Magazines nowhere to be seen.
Youth
unemployment in Spain: The rationale.
Things
are different in Spain: Well, not exclusively. An Italian
observation: "It's unlikely that Mr Berlusconi will ever go to
jail."
15 Spanish tapas recipes: Well, 14. One is from the Philippines. And
one is Pulpo a la gallega, which I dislike for 2 reasons. 1. It's pulpo, and 2. It's a la gallega. Meaning an awful
lot of sweet paprika.
The
moribund corrida?: Death in the afternoons?
Finally
. . . Spain's super-moon: I tried to snap it a few
times without success so here's someone's else's achievement.
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