Monday, 22 March 2010
Getting married
It's magic each time we hold each other, each time we cuddle, and each time we kiss. I feel goosebumps all over again. I never want to let you go for fear of losing you, so I just hold on a little bit tighter each day, refusing to let go. You will never know the warmth I feel inside me when I'm with you. You're all I ever wanted.
Tuesday, 30 June 2009
A long struggle.
Sunday, 28 June 2009
Mountain degrees
After getting burnt on the beach yesterday we decided to take a drive up into the mountains. I was very surprised to see the temperature actually rise as we got higher. When we arrived at the top it was 40 degrees! Just like to point out that we drove up the mountain not walked!!
Anyway on the way up, we had to cross some pretty nasty ground, and we met two cars coming the other way, one of which had got a flat tyre. 700 metres up, in the middle of no where and he has a flat tyre. They asked if they could use my tire iron, which of course I let them. But my tire iron didn't fit. In the end the other car went back into town to try and find something to help. But it got me thinking, about the type of equipment that you should put in your car, if you intend to drive into the mountains.
For instance, we had our lunch on board, 1 bottle of water, I had also decided to put in my long trousers, even so I didn't use them. So here is summer list.
- Water - more then one bottle
- tire jack, spare tire, warning triangle, spare bulbs
- Tow rope - I don't have.
- Sun tan lotion
- First aid kit - I carry a very small one in the car, but I should really up-date it.
- Pair of trousers and warmer top - just in case.
- I suppose I could add a spade to the list, just in case you get stuck in sand.
- Knife and lighter. I care lighter but not a knife.
Maybe I'll stick some pictures up, when I've downloaded them from the camera. If anybody can think of anything else, please comment.
Tuesday, 19 August 2008
Human Kindness - alive in Valencia
We stopped for coffee and watched a man working with wire, he spends his days making little wire sulptures, selling them for three euros each. Seconds before we sat down, a man has passed him whispering something into his ear which caused him great stress. Sitting on the street surounded by all these people, he began to cry. Never are we so alone then when we are surounded by people. I suggested that we buy something from him, in order to cheer him up and as your see, his work is great. He started to make something, must of took him a few seconds to wrap the wire. He moved down the rows of table, removing a napkin, in which he wrapped the wire sculpture, to steps later he had placed the 'present' onto the table in front of me. Telling me that I needed to give it to Monica, which I did. After he had sat back down, I handed him three euros, he shook my hand, his hands rough from working with the wire and a life on the streets.
Sunday, 10 August 2008
Ever wondered

Friday, 8 August 2008
A little story
Tuesday, 29 July 2008
An up setting incident
Edited now that I have calmed down