I´ve been really busy this past week and it doesn´t seem like it´s going to slow down for a couple more. I´ll be around soon. Don´t eat all the cookies!
Big hugs!
18 January 2011
tolosa
I´ve been really busy this past week and it doesn´t seem like it´s going to slow down for a couple more. I´ll be around soon. Don´t eat all the cookies!
Big hugs!
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oOhh, so beautiful pictures. I'm really happy you've left a comment on my blog so i can find you. Lovely, lovely pictures. Nice to meet you, Jane!!!
Just love the beautiful photos! The light on those buildings, the simple photo of the man by himself, love them all. Thanks for sharing your world!
such beautiful place Jane! and you sounds so proud of it!
really I love your fotos BIG!!
haha! you're so funny. i love it when you add a little text to your gorgeous photos. what a magical place to be born.
I will eat all the cookies!
lovely road down to memory lane
A big kiss,
Guusje
Okay for the cookies.
I think this post like is like a gift... a gift to know you better, to understand why you see people so kindly...
I like this post (and the beautiful photos... and the cookiiiiiies).
I feel like I was there.. just for a moment... with your photos... thank you!
Love all of those. The beret is great.
Wow - what stunning shots! I definitely need to visit Spain again.
What a beautiful life you lead! Your photos bring to life the everyday in Spain...and I love it.
Thank you so much for sharing your love of Spain!
Tolosa looks wonderful. What a great place to 'grow up' in - lucky you.
Thanks for these beautiful pictures.
Makes me want to go!
Beautiful place to be! Maybe I should go and grow up there (or somewhere else so lovely) for the second time? ;o)
the mural is convincing. nice to learn this part of your life in spain.
looks like such a beautiful place!
You ran a language academy? What language? :)
Your photos are always so beautiful. Wow, you ran a language academy? I wish I was a bit more like you - brave enough to embrace all my dreams.
i really really love the light in the photos. nr4 is my favorite - i think.
its amazing how a foreign place sneaks into ones heart and settles there forever isnt it?
see you soon again
xo
Maybe you have told your story before, but I would love to know how a girl from the Eas Coast met a boy from Spain and fell in love. What did your parents think when you told them you were going to live in Spain? Please do tell!!!
You're a wonderful ambassadress from Spain;-) beijinhos
beautiful photos!
Gorgeous. But I can't promise anything about those yummy looking cookies...
Ah, Jane I just told my husband tonight, I'm cashing in on my 401k and running to Spain to live! After seeing this photos, wait till I tell him I am serious. smile... xo
Too beautiful, they invoke all kinds of feelings, nostalgic, melancholic, longing. And thank you for the "history" of the place. I enjoyed it.
lucky you to "grow up" and start your family in a place like this. it looks like the real deal!
loving your new big pictures - just get in touch will you when you figure out "mosaics"! (something that's still a beautiful mystery to me!)
I love all your photos, but today my favourite one is the silhouette of the old man against the backdrop of the yellow building. Wonder what he is thinking about, maybe he is reminiscing about his first kiss or thinking about his garden and what to plant this spring or just sitting there watching the life around him.
Take care and when you have a moment, we could met for a coffee.
what a beatiful place, Jane. Love the one of the man w the beret :)
That wonderful pic's and that awesome site.....
one big hug
Dany
Desde luego como embajadora eres la bomba Jane!!
que entrañable me ha parecido este paseo, gracias gracias!!!
Wow Jane your pictures are always sooo beautiful, they remind me a lot of the inner Euskadi, of their old traditions and their people essence.
Did you learn euskera too? It must be complicated but interesting :)
Big kisses, the light in your pictures is amazing.
Ah, I love these. You may remember I was in Valencia last year. For Easter we're off to Spain again...the Canaries that is. Two weeks of sun, pool, beach, books and not much else!
That is beautiful Jane... and what a place to feel your adult-self grow again, and become more of who you are... besos
Wow Jane. I love your story on this one.
what a gorgeous place to live, jane. do you miss it? i mean besides the amazing tush part of it all- cuz we all know that must be remembered with love and appreciation!
So beautiful. SOunds like home.
I LOVE your photos, it's like being there, and being snowed in again I need to be somewhere else!
Cookies, someone mention cookies? :}}
What a beautiful place to 'grow up' (I wonder what mine will be ;).
Not an easy job to 'merge' into another culture, but I have a feeling you did a great job!
What a beautiful place. The photos are so vibrant and inviting. Thanks for the tour.
xo jj
Jane, you're a hero. If you could have CHILDREN and learn a new LANGUAGE and start a SCHOOL and walk up that HILL in Spain it gives me hope for conquering this whole India thing.
Well done. Very, very well done.
xo.
it's beautiful, what a great place to grow up!
I loooove Navajas!!! And your photos make me miss Asturias. I was suppose to go this summer but we have to postpone it.
Thank you for your nice compliment on my photos!
Awesome.
Sheesh.
;)
All your photos are lovely, but this group is some of my faves. I keep coming back to them! Gorgeous!
You're missing quite a storm here tonight missy. Lucky you!
Good luck in the photo contest! You totally deserve to WIN IT ALL!
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