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Just writting It´s been a long time since I wrote my last log. Today, here in my town (Pontevedra) we´re celebrating San Patricio (Saint Patricks) a nice party. Spaniards are used to celebrate every sort of party, no matter if it comes from outside, Saint Patrick, Oktoberfest, Halloween, Santa... On one hand it is fine, becouse it is recorded on our DNA (we´re latinans), enjoying life, the weather helps too, (despiste this year has had the rainest winter of all times) but in the other hand I think it is no necessary to celebrate each party all over the world! But today it´s a sunny day so I´m getting ready to enjoy Saint Patrick, drink as much beer as I can and toast for Ireland!!

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Just writting

It´s been a long time since I wrote my last log. Today, here in my town (Pontevedra) we´re celebrating San Patricio (Saint Patrick's Day) with/by having a nice party. Spaniards are used to celebrating every sort of party holiday/occasion, no matter even if it comes from outside abroad, like Saint Patrick's Day, Oktoberfest, Halloween, Santa... On the one hand it is fine, because it is recorded in our DNA (we´re latinans), enjoying life, the weather helps too, (despiste the fact that this year has we have had the rainest winter of all times) but on the other hand I think it is not necessary to celebrate each party every holidy from every country in all over the world! But today it´s is a sunny day so I´m getting ready to enjoy Saint Patrick's day, drink as much beer as I can and make a toast for to Ireland!!

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