If you are reading this, I thank you. It’s quite easy to show an interest in a blogger or podcaster and even easier to drop them if they become infrequent or out of practice. I am glad that I have learned to use RSS readers because they sniff out if there is anything new from those who say what they say when they do as opposed to the 15 post a day pro/semi-pro guys who have perhaps a single nugget of pure sunshine a week.
We have completed our mission to Spain and despite the uneven entries to the buildings and bull rings, the damaged gear and unpredictable local participation in the production, we have survived. A few of our number have left the fold as their assignments were complete and the rest of us flew to South America. More about that further down the page.
Ok, I’m gonna try to recall the past few weeks in an entertaining and semi-factual way. I posted about some off time stuff, a trip to the Alhambra, a few hours to the Guggenheim but some of you are sick enough to want to know about bullrings and how the blood/sand/sawdust effects electronics. You all need help.
I had the opportunity to go to a few cities I’d never been to before besides the beautiful Northern Spanish city of
