Dear Logbook, fourth day of the second trip. Yesterday the day ended as expected, quiet, with nothing special. The night, like the previous one, my “friend” in the weeks of more medicines visited me. So I started reading for a while about Philip II. That time lasted longer than it should and I had to

Dear Logbook, third day of the second trip. Dear Logbook, third day of the second trip. Yesterday as I anticipated we had a great evening with friends. How many good people there are! As always when we meet during the week, we have to finish the meeting sooner than we would like. What a pity!

Dear Logbook, second day of the second trip. Yesterday ended the day as I told you. Without big news. I went through the post office of the Island and as always, you take out and take out messages of encouragement from all those family and friends who follow this voyage closely. Thank you very little!

Dear Logbook, twenty-first and last day of the first trip. Yesterday, as I said, we went for a walk with friends and then we took a delicious snack, hot chocolate and churros. As we had taken that snack and we are accustomed to have dinner early in these latitudes, then we had a lighter dinner.

Dear Logbook,twentieth day of the first trip. Yesterday ended without great news. I spent the afternoon doing things  and then we had dinner and went to bed. Regarding the night, this time I could sleep more hours in a row. What could the cause be? The magic potion in the form of a pill?  Spend

Dear Logbook, nineteenth day of the first trip. Yesterday, as I told you, there were no great stories or exciting voyages to tell. After arriving home from the walk, it was a quiet afternoon. I want to emphasize that from the visit to the ship and from the consultation with the Captain of the Diet,

Dear Logbook, eighteenth day of the first trip. Dear Logbook, eighteenth day of the first trip. Well, yesterday the land crew came to extract my blood, that famous precious red liquid from my past notes. The woman who came asked me to speak Spanish instead of speaking a foreign language, which I agreed with pleasure

Dear Logbook, seventeenth day of the first trip. Yesterday destiny took me for a very long but entertaining walk through the city. Despite the cool weather that is now on land, as I said, with good clothes everything goes better. It is a teaching we have learned in these northern lands. The afternoon passes as

Dear Logbook,sixteenth day of the first trip. Yesterday afternoon passed without much news. I spent it running errands and resting. After a while, the little sailors arrived and we prepared dinner. Soon afterwards, we went to sleep. I kept taking half a sleeping pill and I can say that I sleep ever better and longer.

Dear Logbook, fifteenth day of the first trip. Yesterday afternoon after tasting lunch and resting for a while, finally I went for another walk. At the end of the day I was not tired, which is good because my body still seems to be in good physical condition thanks to medicines. In the evening we