10 Feb
I’ve been back in the US for a little over a month, and while I’ve enjoyed placing my cookie order with a neighborhood Girl Scout, slurping noodles in Chinatown after the New Year parade, and watching the Super Bowl with a bunch of new friends, I’m really missing some things from Spain. [...]
24 Dec
17 May
There’s an old madrileño saying that goes: “Hasta el cuarenta de mayo, no te quites el sallo.” Literally translated as “don’t take off your sweater until May 40th,” it means that you can’t count on good weather here until the middle of June. Interesting, then, that lines start forming outside Casa Hernanz by the end of April. [...]
theViatrix makes a big move to New York, plus an interview on The Spain Scoop.
Four strange Christmas traditions from around Spain.
How my attitudes and Spanish experience have changed in the more-than-six years I’ve lived in Madrid.
My favorite places for hot chocolate in Madrid, Barcelona, and Bayonne, France
The Viatrix’s sister in-law shares her ham-and-cheese tortilla recipe. With video!
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