Tag: spain
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Isolation Diary: Day Eighteen in Spain Lockdown
“It’s silent as I look out the window, the cool night wind blowing my hair. It’s cool and clear…”
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Isolation Diary: Day Seventeen in Spain Lockdown
“Before I talk about yesterday, I just wanted to let you all know that today (Tuesday April 7, 2020) I will be on BBC Radio 5 Live with Nihal Arthanayake between 13:00-14:00 U.K. time talking about the Lockdown and the COVID19 situation here in Benidorm, if anybody is interested!”
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Isolation Diary: Day Sixteen in Spain Lockdown
“Now, excuse me because there’s a beautiful sunrise today that’s just calling my name to be watched.”
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Isolation Diary: Day Fifteen in Spain Lockdown
“Turns out there was a kickback, a protest against the Spanish government. Led by a bar owner, and backed by many, the pots and pans were thrashed and banged in fight against the government.”
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Isolation Diary: Day Fourteen in Spain Lockdown
“It’s amazing what a change of perception can do. I remind myself to keep that in mind during lockdown.”
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Isolation Diary: Day Thirteen in Spain Lockdown
““We should make a fort”, I said. Of course, this set Alex off on wanting to make an elaborate fort.”
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Isolation Diary: Day Twelve in Spain Lockdown
“I went outside today. Like outside, outside. I WENT OUTSIDE.”
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Isolation Diary: Day Ten in Spain Lockdown
“Rio was crying for his lead before Alex went out, so Alex took him out. He said he pulled and pulled and cried until he got to the car.”
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Isolation Diary: Day Nine in Spain Lockdown
“It was a beautiful sunrise. One that promised it was going to be an even more beautiful day. A Sunday. A warm, sunny Sunday. The perfect adventure day. But today wasn’t going to be any kind of adventure. Unless you count moving between Costa de la Living Room and Balcony de Sur and El baño…
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Isolation Diary: Day Eight in Spain Lockdown
“It’s been a weird type of weather today. Total blue skies, not a cloud, except it rained. Like totally vertical rain, not hard or heavy, but enough that it would annoy you if you were out. How this rain came to be, I don’t know. It was almost like a don’t worry that you can’t…
Lauren in Leicester 