I knew I would get to know a lot of different cultures while traveling around Europe... but I had no idea I would get to see/hold/touch so many different animals!
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| Holding Paula's birds (en Casa, Feb. 3). Paula regularly has baby birds in the house, referred to as pollos. Sometimes they fly around and land on someone's head, because that's the tallest point in the room. |
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| Paula has two pet snakes, as well (en Casa, Feb. 3). They live in a glass cage in her room. She only has to feed them about once a month! |
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| The two rats are supposed to have babies to feed the snakes. Gross, right? (en Casa, Feb. 3) |
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| I rode a camel! (Marakech, Morocco, Mar. 8) |
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| On our way to Essaouira, Hali and I stopped to look at some goats that were chillin' in a tree! (Morocco, Mar. 9) |
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| I have named several of the baby birds: Pochoclo, Tigre, Safiro, Esmeraldo,
Pequenito. Paula raises them, and then sells them to friends, as
pets. (en Casa, Apr. 16) |
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| There is a monkey on my head. (Gibraltar, Apr. 25) |
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| There were some turtles chillin' on some rocks, sitting in a fountain, in Gibraltar. (Gibraltar, Apr. 25) |
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| We saw some peacocks hanging out at the Real Alcazár in Sevilla. Nbd. (Sevilla, May 4) |
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| (Sevilla, May 4) |
Well, I feel pretty exotic.
Love, ~Taylor
You are American customs worst nightmare, DO NOT tell them you touched those animals haha
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