Sr. Gil En Espana
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I graduated USF with a BA in Language Education and a BA in Spanish. I had a job teaching Spanish at an affluent high school in the U.S. for two years and decided to cross the Atlantic for the first time to teach English in Spain for a year. I expected to deal with changes but I didn’t expect so much personal change.
tags: Backpacking, Hitchhiking, People, Photography, World travel



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I graduated USF with a BA in Language Education and a BA in Spanish. I had a job teaching Spanish at an affluent high school in the U.S. for two years and decided to cross the Atlantic for the first time to teach English in Spain for a year. I expected to deal with changes but I didn’t expect so much personal change.
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Feria de Abril: Classless Classism
Posted on 22/04/2013
Once a year about two weeks after Semana Santa, Sevilla’s “Feria de Abril” kicks off, opening with “la Ilumbrao”. The lighting of the main gate takes place at...
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Hippies, Sunshine, Vegetarian Food and Slacking: A day In...
Posted on 07/04/2013
In Parque San Jeronimos, about a 20 minute bike ride from where I live, there was a hippy/alternative fest, the 21st “Encuentro Alternativas”. Amanda and I went and met up with...
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Lip Dub: 10 Minute Long Take
Posted on 03/04/2013
The students and teachers at my school organized a long take, lip dub of a Flamenco version of shama lama ding dong. my life has been hectic. I finished teaching my first two...
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Joining the Team: Playing Futball
Posted on 02/03/2013
Both of my parents coached soccer when I was a kid; mom, the girls 17-20 and dad the guys of the same age. They tried to get me to play when I was in elementary school and I did for …...
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Joining the Team: Playing Futball
Posted on 02/03/2013
Both of my parents coached soccer when I was a kid; mom, the girls 17-20 and dad the guys of the same age. They tried to get me to play when I was in elementary school and I did for …...
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Granada: Seconds
Posted on 11/02/2013
Last year I visited Granada on a solo trip. It started slow and the rain made for soggy-shoed exploration but at our hostel, Granada Backpackers Inn, I ended up meeting Bojana , A girl from...
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Granada: Seconds
Posted on 11/02/2013
Last year I visited Granada on a solo trip. It started slow and the rain made for soggy-shoed exploration but at our hostel, Granada Backpackers Inn, I ended up meeting Bojana , A girl from...
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Unfortunate Event 2: Eyes on the Road
Posted on 04/01/2013
The same friend, I was with when I lost my Wallet, Jaclyn and I went to check out a rock climbing wall that she saw from the bus one day, thinking it might be possible to climb...
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Unfortunate Event 2: Eyes on the Road
Posted on 04/01/2013
The same friend, I was with when I lost my Wallet, Jaclyn and I went to check out a rock climbing wall that she saw from the bus one day, thinking it might be possible to climb...
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General Strike: The City Stood Still
Posted on 14/11/2012
On November 14th all across Spain labor unions united to hold a national work stoppage. Trains, buses, taxis, metro, garbage, cafes and on down the list people refused to work. when I got...
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Cool blog .. great pics. . . . . I'm in Chicago . . . . . wondering if I could live in and around Spain decently and avoid poverty 2 a degree for about 1600 Euros a month? Plan to go in Jan 2013 . . . 2 try such .. Have a BA in Business . . . was going 2 pick up an ESL certificate 2c if that may help income , but seems like work is not likely over there . . also not certain if I'd enjoy trip 2 much if I had 2 work . . .
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