One Mojito And It's Christmas / Un Mojito Y Es La Navidad
I MET A visiting friend in Málaga for a drink Saturday afternoon. We met at 4:30 and had Mojitos Malagueños, which I had never had before. These mojitos include Malaga Wine (the local sweet sherry). After the mojito, I saw the light. To put it mildly, I liked my Mojito Malagueño very much.
CONOCÍ A UNA amiga visitante en Málaga para tomar una copa el sábado por la tarde. Nos conocimos a las 4:30 y tomamos Mojitos Malagueños, que yo nunca había tenido antes. Estos mojitos incluyen Vino Málaga (vino dulce). Después del mojito, vi la luz. Por expresarlo de un modo muy suave, me gustó mucho mi Mojito Malagueño.
DESPITE THE SIGN, THEY WERE ONLY 3€! A PESAR DEL CARTEL, SÓLO FUERON 3€!
THIS IS WHAT I SAW BEFORE THE MOJITO MALAGUEÑO. ESO ES LO QUE VI ANTES DEL MOJITO MALAGUEÑO.
THIS IS WHAT I SAW AFTER THE MOJITO MALAGUEÑO. ESO ES LO QUE VI DESPUÉS DEL MOJITO MALAGUEÑO.
Part of the show I saw when Málaga's Christmas lights were turned on for another Saturday night. Parte del espectáculo que vi cuando las luces de Navidad de Málaga se encendieron para otro sábado por la noche.
Heron: I've never read anything about who designs the displays each year. I'll see if I can find out. They're always amazing, but I had never seen the light show and music when they're turned on.
Debra: And every year it's something different. This one is fascinating in that it's designed like a cathedral with the nave, the dome, and the stained glass windows.
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You must still be seeing the light from the drink, I didn't see a thing!
ReplyDeletemistress maddie:
DeleteIt would take a lot more than one mojito for you. I'm a lightweight.
interesting lights! and I don't need a gin & tonic to see it!
ReplyDeleteanne marie:
DeleteI'd see the lights simply on fumes.
Beautiful lights.
ReplyDeleteWilma:
DeleteI had planned to see the lights before I headed home but I had forgotten about the opening light show. Perfect timing.
I love those street lights, with or without the mojito.
ReplyDeleteBob:
DeleteI do, too. The mojito was an added bonus.
An Absolutely Wonderful Lighting Display, I have never seen the likes of before... I wonder who designed that display ?
ReplyDeleteHeron:
DeleteI've never read anything about who designs the displays each year. I'll see if I can find out. They're always amazing, but I had never seen the light show and music when they're turned on.
An amazing elixir
ReplyDeleteTravel:
DeleteYou're so right. Really energized me despite the mobs of people and the then the crowded train home.
such pretty lights
ReplyDeleteAdam:
DeleteI'll get photos of the rest of the city in a week or so. Exceptional.
Did you get enough ice in that glass?
ReplyDeleteRaybeard:
DeleteIt does look ice-heavy. But it didn't taste that way.
Wow, those Christmas lights are AMAZING! So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDebra:
DeleteAnd every year it's something different. This one is fascinating in that it's designed like a cathedral with the nave, the dome, and the stained glass windows.
So pretty, Malaga looks magnificent, so does your Mojito
ReplyDeleteCheapchick:
DeleteI do love the city. The mojito was a nice bonus.
Maybe there was an extra special 'add on' to that drink, Mitchell!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Wonderful display!
Jim:
DeleteNo add-on; all it takes is a whiff of alcohol for me to see the lights.
hohoho
ReplyDeleteSpo:
DeleteI wonder what Papa Noel actually says here. He wouldn't pronounce the "Hs" in hohoho. O-O-O?
Haaaa haaaaaa!
ReplyDeleteJudy:
DeleteI want another of those mojitos.
Those drinks must be very powerful.
ReplyDeleteStephen:
DeleteNah, I'm just a lightweight.