Finally, I will have a schedule that suits me: sleep from 2 to 5 pm, have dinner at 10 pm, go to bed at 3 am.
6 responses to “Going to Madrid”
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My daughter spent 6 months in Madrid last year and, according to her experience, that’s the schedule most madrilenos have. So, I guess you’re going to have lots of fun. I feel jealous.
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Oh, I long for that schedule. despite in every other way being very much well adapted to life in northern Europe, my body naturally defaults to a Spanish sleep schedule whenever it can. Have fun!
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I love the second part of the plan, but are we seriously going to be napping?
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All stores and restaurants will be closed and, depending on the weather, we will see what we can find to do.
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There are hotels in Spain with on-site “castizo” restaurants. So, no worry. There is plenty to do in Madrid, daughter said, and when you are exhausted of sight-seeing you can return to the hotel, have a nice meal and jump with N into your room jacuzzi. Have fun!
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I’m not traveling with N this time. But thank you!
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