The following is my response to a question I wrote on another forum - when somebody was discussing the Gitano community in Spain and the general negative attitude towards it. We are now approaching the 2nd anniversary of Pili's death and it's at this time especially, when the children are on holidays from school and I have my family around me that we take some time and think of Pili's family, how they are missing her dreadfully and the hole that she has left in all our lives. I look at my daughter ...
Hi I noticed a reply to another blog (as below) and wondered if anyone could help or know someone who can. My Dad lived in Sapin and sadly passed away last year. His car has since been left on the drive of the Villa he used to rent and I need to have it removed. I cant find any paperwork relating to the car but just need it scrapped as its really no good to anyone. I live in London so am finding it difficult to sort out. I would be grateful anyone can help in any way. The car is ...
.......asking me if I could do a class for them! It's still there & running - not exactly buzzing with business from what I've heard though
Today is supposed to be my first full-on day after the Christmas break. A few students came during the hols, but the schoolkids don't come, some of the English go to the UK for a week or so & the Spanish party for two whole weeks! My first is a lady learning English at 8.30 for an hour before she goes to work. My second is supposed to be a Spanish Lawyer who is learning English too - he comes for a 'crash course' every now & then - fits in loads of hours in a few ...
the 'full time' secretary just rang me - apologising that there is nothing for me - but she's now looking for another job cos she thinks the school will close soon seems the boss is 5 months preggers & the sec thinks she will give up work - we didn't even know there was a guy around - and total lack of students means the place is going down the pan anyway seems I made the right decision to expand on my own when I did I suppose in a way it's good that ...
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