Girls night out! ;)

Despite the title I will start with what I forgot to add last time. So, as I am in Spain, I am trying to try out the food that it can offer. So far I do not see a big difference between how fruits taste in LV and here, but there are some new things, however.
For example, the other day I tasted a fruit called Paraguaya.
It basically looks like a bit smashed peach and tastes exactly like peach, but anyway - smth new! :)
The other thing that I like here is the choice of olives - there are just so many of them! Black and green, filled with fish, cheese or whatever you can imagine! Mmmm... :p
Ok, but now to more important things!
Yesterday was the right time to check out some clubbing possibilities in Elche! ;) We started with a little pre-party in our place during which we enriched our Spanish vocabulary with some important words as well as we (me and Lizzie) learnt one phrase in French: "Mu numero de telefono es Aa-Aa-Duu!" ...or smth like that. Anyway, the pronunciation of the numbers in french is veeery funny! :D
So here are superb Erasmus Chicas: Emilie (fr), Ilziii, Lizzie (peru/sw), Violen (fr)And here THE man (Zakari, be) is also trying to get in the photo:So, after a little warm-up in our place, 4 Erasmus chicas went to Borroco - one of the local night clubs. I must say that here the night life start after 1am, so we got the club at 2am and it was a perfect time, cause people were already there and the party was on! We kind-a did not have to pay for the entrance, but we had to buy one drink in the bar, so basically the entrance is at least 5EUR as that is the price of the cheapest drink there. The music was cool - more or less latino plus some new hits plus a bit of club music. It seemed that the four of us kind a attracted some attention, but it seemed like guys did not really want to talk to us cause we probably do not speak spanish. Well actually one tried, but I really didn't understand what he was saying! :D
We partied till around 5am when our feet where quite tired and we decided to go home, but I think the usual time when the parties end here is around 8am.

The weather destroyed my plan of spending a great day near the see - it has been raining all day today, so I am just chilling at home and trying to push myself to study spanish! :p

Buenas noches!