It can't be raining on our holiday!
As usual we started the day with a good breakfast (no croissants today, they are not good for your stomach) and some sunbathing by the pool. The three wise men came riding on camels to give presents to all the children. We got none. But hey, it's not every day you get to see camels. Unless you are at a zoo... or live in Saudi Arabia where they graze in your back yard.
Unfortunately it started to rain which was quite sad because that's why we left Sweden in the first place - to get away from the rain. Thankfully it only lasted about five seconds so we could go for a walk in the sun. We went to Costa Calma where practically everything was closed because it's some kind of holiday today. We found a nice pizzeria where we ate lunch. On the way to Costa Calma we passed an old woman (most likely German) in a white Ford - with her small pekinese dog running behind the car. It was by far the weirdest thing we've seen - and that includes the man in Santa Claus pants and the woman (also most likely German but another one) who eats six croissants for breakfast every day.
When we came back to the hotel we jumped straight into the pool. Okay, we changed into swin wear first in case you are wondering. Now we are sitting in the reception/bar listening to a piano concert of classical music. The pianist is a guest here at the hotel. We usually see him in the dining hall at breakfast but haven't yet learned how many croissants he eats.
Over and out.
Unfortunately it started to rain which was quite sad because that's why we left Sweden in the first place - to get away from the rain. Thankfully it only lasted about five seconds so we could go for a walk in the sun. We went to Costa Calma where practically everything was closed because it's some kind of holiday today. We found a nice pizzeria where we ate lunch. On the way to Costa Calma we passed an old woman (most likely German) in a white Ford - with her small pekinese dog running behind the car. It was by far the weirdest thing we've seen - and that includes the man in Santa Claus pants and the woman (also most likely German but another one) who eats six croissants for breakfast every day.
When we came back to the hotel we jumped straight into the pool. Okay, we changed into swin wear first in case you are wondering. Now we are sitting in the reception/bar listening to a piano concert of classical music. The pianist is a guest here at the hotel. We usually see him in the dining hall at breakfast but haven't yet learned how many croissants he eats.
Over and out.
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