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Este proyecto nació en septiembre de 2007 con una vuelta al mundo de dos años. Cinco países, cuatro continentes. Nueva Zelanda, Australia, Tailandia, Reino Unido y Canadá. Las claves fueron vivir casi siempre en la misma población antes de cambiar de nación y que el lugar fuese pequeño. Nos movimos entre los 10.000 habitantes de Nelson (Canadá) y los 50.000 de Nelson (Nueva Zelanda). Por medio, los 20.000 de Newquay (Reino Unido). Muchos amigos y un sinfin de anécdotas como descubrir el wwoofing, catar la mejor nieve del mundo en WH2O o surfear en Noosa Heads. Aquel primer blog fue el de santakopower, homenaje a nuestra ciudad de origen. En 2009 regresamos unos pocos meses e iniciamos una nueva aventura, esta en el Empordà, quizá el mejor destino de viajes de España. Girona, Cataluña, España, Europa son por ahora nuestros destinos y también queremos compartirlos con los viejos amigos de santakopower y con los nuevos de spainnomads. Prometemos información de la buena sobre destinos de ensueño en lo que esperamos que sea el principio de un nuevo proyecto de viaje por el mundo. Abrazos para todos.

Y recordar, además de supervitaminaros y mineralizaros, que podéis seguirnos también a través de twitter en la cuenta http://twitter.com/spainnomads y en facebook en la página http://on.fb.me/zzrwFk.

 

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  1. Facebook of course, Twitter came erliaer but it did not catch fire like FB because they did not get the pulse of the ordinary internet savvies.. woe to them.. to get the heart of the masses you must think like them..high highfalutin application systems will only get highfalutin patrons and they’re so far few than the multitudes of FB fanatics. +6Was this answer helpful?

    • yes. Our wedding was foecrd to pushed forward several months when I found out I was pregnant. Two kids, and another one in the oven. I filed for divorce. It wasn’t that our marriage was bad, it was the fact that I really wasn’t in love with my husband. I was in love with the thought of being in love. So I moved back towards my cousin, who was going through her own tough times, and my ex, who it was at first very awkward to be around him. Things got a lot better between us, and five years later after moving back. Here I am, writing this. He hasn’t had a long-term relationship since we broke up, and I rushed into my marriage. My daughters love him when he comes to visit. We don’t talk about our past relationship, but my cousin does make comments about the two of us. He usually turns red and leaves the room.What we have talked about is what feelings there are between us. Just being around him, I end up feeling like a giddy teenager. I blush, I giggle, I get butterflies in my stomach when he makes eye contact with me. He gets flustered when I bring it up, which is only more proof to me that there are feelings remaining between us. He was like this before we dated. I know generally getting back together with your ex is something that is not recommended. I would agree if there was something besides stress and raw emotions that led to our breakup. This is the man that I thought I was going to spend the rest of my life with, and if we had been together all this time we would be celebrating our 16th anniversary this year, and had we gotten married at least our tenth wedding anniversary. The only thing that keeps me from suggesting it to him is the fact I’m thirty-two years old, I have three daughters. That’s a lot of baggage even for someone that has known me for half my life. And entering a relationship at this point, when I’m so caught up in feelings for one person, would be hopeless. So, does anyone have any suggestions for my situation? I’m sorry for such the long post.

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