View from El Fogon restaurant Palma. I didn't say anything to Carmen, just pursed my lips and pointed with my head at the sight across the road and then we gave each other a knowing look.
Do you fancy living the dream and renting one of the two available shops in the middle of the block? I could rent the other and knock it into one and call it Xanadu, "There's room to roam in Xanadu"
Every day is a school day! There is a pub in Sitges called El Horno meaning the oven, they had to close the upstairs "playroom" because of the creaking floorboards. Look at the man at the ATM with a feverish excitement to get his money out.
Whorehouses really add to the holiday atmosphere. I ought to know; our regular hotel in Amsterdam's in the Red Light District. Jx
ReplyDeleteDo you fancy living the dream and renting one of the two available shops in the middle of the block? I could rent the other and knock it into one and call it Xanadu, "There's room to roam in Xanadu"
DeleteI think that "El Fogon" is Spanish for "fireplace" or "stovetop." I'm guessing things hot up in there.
ReplyDeleteEvery day is a school day! There is a pub in Sitges called El Horno meaning the oven, they had to close the upstairs "playroom" because of the creaking floorboards. Look at the man at the ATM with a feverish excitement to get his money out.
DeleteThat's not all he's excited to get out.
Delete*blushes*
DeleteThe man at the ATM has British legs.
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He has milk bottles, he's probably a Northerner.
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