Yesterday, we took a little road trip up the Mountains... our destination was a town called Ronda.
It's a little fortress of a town in a big gorge/valley in the mountains. It's one of the loveliest historical towns of Andalucia, Southern Spain.
I was impressed with the stunning views and architecture.
But it's not a town for those afraid of heights...
Had some fairly decent paella and very cheap beers there. 
But what I enjoyed most was the trip itself...
Ronda is between three natural parks: Sierra de las Nieves, Granzalema and Alcornocales.
But what I enjoyed most was the trip itself... Ronda is between three natural parks: Sierra de las Nieves, Granzalema and Alcornocales.It was an afternoon with great weather; clear sunny skies and cool breeze all day long.
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We lazed around most of today... and tonight is our last night in Spain. We fly to London tomorrow morning. Sad to end one of the best legs of this trip.. but eager to start a new one too...
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And I was watching S Factor recently online and you were my fav contestant! so, GO U!!! ;p
Personally, i think you are better at writing articles which express your thoughts/view on everything. Review on food, trips, sightseeing etc are plain dry and non fascinating.
also, you never publish the toll on your readers demographic.
Hey Holly, I like your last picture with Mark there. Check out that bod, *faint*
So brief updates and pics will have to do for now.#
what reader's demographics ? Is it the one I polled months ago? Sure I can dig up the results, but it was done for my own info. But of course if readers are interested in tht, i cld flash it on my blog in a post.
will get back to writing my thoughts and stuff u prefer when I am back in SG and have less distractions. :)
how is that two sided (or two-faced you mean)?
Anyway, kudos for being mature and not getting sucked into their bimbotic politics!
i like the wonderwoman inspired dress.
do you have the link for it?
you cant even enunciate your words properly on air, which virtually questions your credentials of being an "english teacher". why bother with singapore? your "english/spanish/moroccean/turkish" counterpart could introduce you to a sybaritic world of excess, languour and whatnot.
thank goodness kay kay won. common sense, a good sense of worldliness and panache prevailed. it would be a debacle and a farce if holly jean prevailed. cheers Kay kay !
by the way, big words do not equate common sense and logic.
knowing the words, and knowing how to use the words in the proper context are TWO very DIFFERENT things.
don't be such a show off, sometimes it backfires, and makes u look like a fool to those in the know.
nah sorry i dont have time to entertain plebeians like you.
you have no IDEA what you're even alleging at. its like making this claim: man utd sucks because fergie has this distasteful arrogance about himself. get what i mean? you left school at ITE bishan? troll.
just because my BF and I had just had a holiday in Spain ... doesn't make him Spanish...Turkish or whatever...
Because I am Singaporean, does that mean I'm only allowed to holiday on Sentosa or Pulau Ubin in order not come across as living a life of excess???
It was just a holiday for God's sake.... not a trip to outer space.
Please, do keep your bumpkin logic to yourself.
im refering to your FYI posts, your seemingly incessant glorification of our white counterparts. with your constant allusion to the asian's lack of size, to the fact that we cant articulate our opinions clearly. its such an eyesore and an apoplectic experience scrolling through your blog.
clearly, you havent met asian men of calibre, reasonable and matured, have you? its surreal how singaporean women these days renounce their traditions and opening embrace the white/spaniard/latino. just look at xiaxue, beatrice chia-richmond, Dr Cheryl Marie Cordeiro.
god save asian values of thrift, fiscal prudence and piety. this is not an open display of "chauvinism", its an hackneyed expression to accuse men of everything they live for.
plebeians! HAH!