san sebastian

I went to the bay of biscay in northern spain to a town called San Sebastian.  Lisa and I played in the ocean.  I went with my roomate Olivia and our 6 hour train ride was 4 hours late to arrive at our stop.   Sucky.  Here's a map of Spain.  San Sebastian is on the north where Spain meets France.  I had some great tapas there, including lots of anchovies and also really good bread pudding, or something similar to it.  We all stayed in a hostel that cost 22 € a night (we only stayed for one)  I had reserved a hostel, but Lisa met some old lady outside the train station who offered her a room and booked it because she got there 4 hours before me and Olivia since our train was so freaking late.
Anyway, the waves there were so fun.  We got our asses kicked a few times by really strong waves, but it was never dangerous enough to die in. 

Now I am back in Salamanca, my temporary home with temporary friends, and I am sad because some of the cool people I have met are leaving this weekend, but especially my compañero de clase because my classes are going to be boring without him.  Also this cool Filipina (not filam) who looks like she's young but is actually 20 and is very rambunctious. 
Anyway, all the new kids in my class (that's almost everyone) are kind of boring and so is one of my teachers.  He's the conversation teacher and all he does is go by the book looking for conversational topics instead of just talking to us. 
Whatever. 
I will go shopping now for necessities such as febreeze and baby wipes.