El hombre de nuestras
vidas
Uno de los recuerdos mas fuertes de nuestro viaje a
Barcelona es, sin dudas, los churros y en particular el hombre de la churrería
arriba del metro Alfons X, muy cerca del colegio Joan Brossa.
En total,
comimos churros cuatro veces (excepto Alvin, que los comio seis veces). Sobre
el hombre que vendido los churros dijiste Alvin: “Es un hombre de honor. No
expone ni siquiera el hombre sus precisos. Su meta no es ganar dinero, pero que
dar intencion a la humanidad.”.
El lunes,
el dia despues de la llegada a Barcelona, comimos churros por primera vez cerca
de Parc Guell. Era una imagen divertida, casi todo el grupo sueco sientando en
el mismo restaurant, todos pidiendo churros.
El dia
siguiente, vinimos a una churrería que Niki nos había recomendado. De verdad,
los churros eran muy ricos, especialmente como pedimos chocolate extra pero, en
nuestra opinion, la churrería de Alfons X todavia es lo mejor. Con su camisa
negra, sus ojos oscuros, y su sonrisa, el hombre de la churrería robaba
nuestras corazones. Cometia un robo a traves de las papilas gustativas.
/Lova,
Alvin y Anton
The man of our lives
One of our
most memorable memories from a trip to Barcelona is, without doubt, the churros
and in particular the man of the churrería above the underground station Alfons
X, very close to the school Joan Brossa.
In total,
we ate churros four times (except for Alvin, who ate them six times). Regarding the man who sold the churros Alvin
said: “He is a man of honour. He does not even expose the prices of his
churros, because he isn’t in it for the money. His goal is simply to give
meaning to humanity.”
On Monday,
the day after our arrival in Barcelona, we ate churros for the first time, close
to Parc Guell. It was a sight of joy, almost the whole Swedish group sitting at
the same restaurant, all ordering churros.
The
following day, we went to a churrería which Niki had recommended. The truth is,
the churros were very enjoyable, especially since we ordered extra chocolate
but in our opinion, the currería at Alfons X was far superior. With his black
shirt, dark eyes and stunning smile, the man of the churrería ripped the hearts
out of our chests. With the skill and wit of a burglar he gently made a forced
entrance through our taste buds to ravage our hearts.
/Lova,
Alvin and Anton
On Monday,
the day after our arrival in Barcelona, we ate churros for the first time, close
to Parc Guell. It was a sight of joy, almost the whole Swedish group sitting at
the same restaurant, all ordering churros.
The
following day, we went to a churrería which Niki had recommended. The truth is,
the churros were very enjoyable, especially since we ordered extra chocolate
but in our opinion, the currería at Alfons X was far superior. With his black
shirt, dark eyes and stunning smile, the man of the churrería ripped the hearts
out of our chests. With the skill and wit of a burglar he gently made a forced
entrance through our taste buds to ravage our hearts.
/Lova,
Alvin and Anton
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