A Day in My Life in Granada (As Told by Michael Scott)

So earlier in the semester, I offered my take on neighborhoods in Granada with some help from the cast of Friends. As a follow up, I thought it would be fun to use the earnest thoughts of beloved, Michael Scott, from The Office to convey the range of emotions I experience here on a daily basis. Here's Michael's take on a day in my life in Granada. 

When I wake up:

When I look outside my window and see that it’s raining:

Weaving my way through tourists on my morning run past the Alhambra:

Trying to weave through the crowds on Gran Via on my way to class:

When someone speaks to me in a super-strong granadino accent:

When Spanish people confuse me for every other nationality besides American:

When I go grocery shopping and wonder why the milk isn't refrigerated:

When I look at my bank account after a weekend trip:

When my favorite Reggaeton song comes on at the discoteca:

Trying to do homework on a Sunday when it’s sunny and 75 degrees outside:

When I see couples displaying excessive PDA on the street:

When I try to be sophisticated at a wine tasting workshop:

When I stop to take a picture on my walk to work or class:

How I feel when I get back to Granada after a weekend away:

And...how I feel at the end of most days:

Gelato date at Los Italianos, anyone? Hope you enjoyed this silly and brief, "Day in the Life." It's hard to believe that aren't too many days left! But luckily I still have plenty left to do on my "Granada bucket-list" before the year is through.