Abril

I tried Agua de Sevilla last night. It's a mixture of champagne, pineapple juice, and a million other alcohols and topped with whipped cream. It was really strong. Yikes! We paid about 13,50 euros for a liter pitcher. I couldn't drink very much. It's suppose to be a popular Sevillano drink but I personally don't like it too much. At first it just tastes like bubbly soda til you reach the bottom and it just taste like straight up alcohol.

I stole this picture but mine looks almost identical to this.

After a couple bars, we went to Abril, a discoteca, five minutes away from my home. I love that I can walk home and not waste money on a cab. It's very different from the states because the clubs here are actually really nice and fun. They aren't shady and filled with random ass dirty people. I wish I had taken pictures. I keep forgetting to bring my camera or take pictures when I do bring it. It was quite crowded for a Monday night. All the IBCP students felt like going out because we don't anything til 17h today. I had a lot of fun especially considering it was a Monday. I don't know how much longer I can keep up with this going out so often deal but I'm having so much fun so far.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRpeEdMmmQ0&ob=av2el
My hermana and Mama Pepa sang and danced to this song in the kitchen one night, so it's been stuck in my head. Imagine an 11-year-old and 70ish year old woman doing the Shakira moves in the kitchen. haha I love this family. I think I go nuts when I hear it in the club. I love it. It pretty much defines a couple of my nights out here in Sevilla. I secretly but not so secretly want to dance like Shakira. She's so hot! You'll recognize this song was from the World Cup 2010 :)

Here's to good drinking and dancing!