So we left 40 degree Dublin and after spending a night in Rome we got on a plane to go to Malaga Spain which at our time of arrival was about 75 degrees and sunny. We did a lot of relaxing during our stay as we frequented the beaches during a majority of the day. Apparently 75 degrees wasn’t warm enough for the Spaniards to go to the beach as it was mostly bare for the first couple days, however when the weather heated up to around 80 and 85 the beach began to get filled with swimmers, joggers, and exhibitionists. It was a rather lazy vacation as we spent most of the time on the beach and walking through the streets and one day as we were walking in the streets we ran into the Picasso museum, being that it was only 4 euro and we really had nothing else to do we decided to check it out. I was very unimpressed with Picasso, however I thought Picasso lived in like the 16th century and completely unaware that he died like 40 years ago. But anyway I know sometimes people look at famous pieces of art and can claim that they can draw them and most of the time this is not the case but I am pretty confident I can draw what Picasso did, I have no idea why he’s famous let alone me knowing who he actually is. The food and citizens of Malaga were all very pleasant and it was definitely an enjoyable stay. Also, there were 2 for 1 Big Macs at all the McDonald’s in Spain as they celebrated their 25th anniversary of the introduction of Big Mac’s to the Spanish World.


Next Stop: London, this weekend