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Reminiscing, Holiday in Spain (part 3, Córdoba)

By Emily on March 6, 2013

I’m back for the third and final installment of finally posting photos from and remembering my most recent vacation in Spain (which, for those who are paying attention, did actually take place over a year ago!). The first two installments reminisced about time spent with friends in Madrid and in Barcelona, and this third post […]

Posted in a few of my favorite things, Andalucía, fiesta, moving, photography, travel | Tagged café con leche, Córdoba, home, old stomping grounds, pan con tomate, remembering, Spain | 1 Response

Ticket to fly

By Emily on August 4, 2011

I bought a plane ticket to Madrid. After months and months of talking about it, thinking about it, planning a trip and then having to reconsider, daily Kayak email alerts about rising and falling fares, I finally bit the bullet and bought a ticket to Spain for this fall. It took a bonus at work […]

Posted in a few of my favorite things, Andalucía, Spain, travel | Tagged Barcelona, Córdoba, friends, Madrid, Spain, travel | 5 Responses

Córdoba: A food guide

By Emily on November 20, 2008

I enjoyed watching the last episode of Spain…On the Road Again, even if it was different from what I expected. They did an excellent job of giving a sense of the majesty of the Alhambra, drove to Motril and Almuñécar in Granada province, two relatively unexplored parts of southern Spain, sampled tejeringos, a type of […]

Posted in a few of my favorite things, Andalucía, fiesta, Spain, travel | Tagged Córdoba, cuisine, food, Granada, PBS, Spain, Spain...On the Road Again, tupalo, tupalo.com | 1 Response

Celebrating Córdoba

By Emily on November 16, 2008

As was well documented in this blog, Córdoba and I had sort of a love/hate relationship when I lived there. It’s a strange city, one so focused on the past and its pedigree among top historical sites that it sometimes neglects its present. Córdoba has a strong alternative side, though, a counterpart to the ubiquitous […]

Posted in a few of my favorite things, Andalucía, blog, moving, photography, Spain, travel | Tagged "Moorish architecture", Andalucía, Córdoba, food, Granada, Mezquita, Spain, travel, videos | 1 Response

Spain…On the Road Again

By Emily on November 2, 2008

I finally got around to checking out the new PBS show “Spain…On the Road Again” after having read about it in almost every single publication I know of, from The New York Times to Glamour to Food and Wine and People. It’s getting huge press, mainly because it involves Gwyneth Paltrow speaking Spanish–something she does […]

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photo of miamired I like writing, photography, reading, music, design, typography, paper products, days in the seventies and sparkly snow, Spanish wine and cans of PBR. I spent a year in Córdoba, Spain, working as a language and culture assistant through the Spanish government, traveling, and writing about it here. After a few years back in my home state of Montana, I moved to Austin, Texas, where I like to go exploring, take pictures of my food, write letters, dream of far-off places, and think about concepts of home.

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