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I smell awful, though last night we stayed in a luxury overflow location featuring mats on the floor and a clean shower with SOAP and SHAMPOO and CONDITIONER and CEREAL and MILK. Wow.
Last night, an absolutely unbelievable thing occurred. My hair actually got more extraordinary. I didn´t think it was possible. I wish I had a picture. It now looks like I have rainbow dreadlocks poking out of the top of my head.
I´ve had a couple of eventful days involving, in no particular order, two kooky British brothers; a terrifying and unexplained sudden eye swelling that nearly had me to the doctor (I really am sounding like the Brits) but ended up being treated by 3 vodka naranjas and then some; a homecooked (albergue cooked) Italian dinner; some international calling (some of you know my fears of this); finishing up a full week and more than a hundred miles. I have had two consecutive nights of searching around for a bed after walking about 30K.
It worked out. I think it almost always does.
It´s amazing how much easier the walking gets as time goes on. If it weren´t for my pigeon toes and my painful hip (I think there´s a connection), I would be gliding down the Camino. But that wouldn´t be much fun at all, would it?
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
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- the circus came to town
- la peregrina sola
- how it works
- Day 16. I{m in Castrojeriz. 439 km to go
- thanks
- Click
- un azucar
- two walking companions
- escargot
- Forgetting My Sticks
- What I miss.
- idiomas, languages
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- Pilgrim Spotting
- Getting To Know You
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- Las Caderas
- sacred texts
- giving things up
- izquierda. the left.
- Belorado to Ages. No idea which day we´re on. I´...
- being known
- pilgrim time vs. spanish time
- Day 11: Santo Domingo de la Caldera to Beldora
- Day 10: Najera to Santo Domingo de la Calzada
- ronceador. (spelled wrong)
- the very hungry caterpillar
- 100 miles and change
- more culling
- Bert Likes Pigeons, and I Do, Too.
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- a chocolate-based society
- the rain in spain
- culling
- Jose Ramon
- how far we have come--65 miles so far . . .
- arco iris
- Day 5---coffee and bread
- hips
- day 4--puerta de reina or something
- pesa, pesa
- pamplona--day 3
- first two days . . .
- St. Jean Pied-de-Port
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1 comment:
I want to know if the rainbowhawk stays upright or flops over, and if upright, how does that get maintained? Are you carrying hair gel?
I think I need pictures
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