Siesta

[claudia castellani]

Not for that specific reason. And I had medicines with me. But you never
know what might happen to you in such a long and heavy journey: there is
always something you didn't think you might have needed!!! And this is what
happened!!
Ultreya.

Claudia


>From: Carli Di Bortolo <ca.di.bortoloaLELYSTAD.NL>
>Reply-To: Road to Santiago Pilgrimage <GOCAMINOaPETE.URI.EDU>
>To: GOCAMINOaPETE.URI.EDU
>Subject: Re: Siesta
>Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 10:42:19 -0500
>
> >An example: I had to buy something in a pharmacy (in the Meseta you will
> >very seldom find pharmacies), but I was so silly to think I might have
>done
> >it later. When I arrived to the next pharmacy, it was 2.00 pm: closed for
> >siesta! I was desperate!! The alternative, at that point, was staying
>there
> >and waiting for 3 hours until the pharmacy opening hour or going on. But
>if
> >you go on you cannot be sure that in the next villages you will find a
> >pharmacy!!!!!
> >Well, that day I was lucky because I found an open pharmacy some
>kilometers
> >later. But that was a good lesson I learnt and I never forgot!
> >
> >Claudia
>
>What did you need? something against diarrhoea? ;-)
>Advice: stow in your backpack what you might need instantly.
>
>Ultreya,
>Carli Di Bortolo

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