Ask an Expert: A Spanish Omelet and the Imperative Form

If you have a Spanish language question to be answered, please e-mail us at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address). We could feature it in an upcoming article.

Our expert today is Nuria Freixas runs Expats in Barcelona and a business member of the BWN.  She has been teaching Spanish for 10 years.

Me and the Mafioso

By Diana Mahmoud

Most women will admit to having been on at least one really bad date in their lifetime. Back in my single days, I’d venture to say that most of my dating experiences were less than stellar.  However, there was one that stands out as being particularly bad. In this post, I share my woeful tale of a dating disaster.  Won’t you leave me a comment and share yours with me?

Camino de Santiago – Road to Santiago

By Susan Rodd

Editor’s note: Have a Spanish vacation destination that you want to share with the BWN?  Write to us at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address). For over 1000 years, people have been making The Camino de Santiago de Compostela or The Way of St James, a collection of old pilgrimage routes which cover much of Europe. They all have Santiago de Compostela in north west Spain as their final destination. Here is one of our members account of her experience of the journey.

Djanira Cortesão: Helping Others Realize Dreams

London-born, Djanira Cortesão, travelled and lived in places as diverse as Australia, Asia, and South America before returning to her home city to settle. But after a few years, Djanira decided she was ready for another change of lifestyle.

Around the House, About Town with Donna

Making your house a home can be a challenge for some.  Doing that in a foreign country can be even more intimidating.  We turn to Donna Kelley,of Kelley Interior Designs to not only help us figure out how to make our homes beautiful but also share her insider tips on where to find the best pieces in Barcelona.