The writer Albert Espinosa states at the beginning of his book El mundo amarillo: "Si crees en los sueños, ellos se crearán". I believed in the Greek dream since the first time I was told about it and the dream was created by all the people that shared those days with us and by all the places we visited and the little things which surrounded us.
Our last evening in Pireus I told Dani about the "amarillos" that had been with us those days. According to Albert Espinosa, "los amarillos son esa gente que se cruza en tu vida y que con una sola conversación puede llegar a cambiártela". They may not have changed our lives but I was sure they had become part of my life and I was going to miss them in a way or another: Betty, Aris, Slava, Gery, Cristina, Ilu, Rafa, Pedro, the owner of our favourite coffee shop, the staff of the hotel Faros 1, the crazy taxi driver... "Amarillos", after all.
The explorer Ibn Battuta said: "Travelling. It leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller". I think he was absolutely right.
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| This is one of my favourite HAPPINESS IS from Pinterest |
You will only understand this
MIND MAP if you read all the posts of this blog. We would like to show here those little things not told yet but that became "amarillas" on this trip. Thank you for letting us show them to you, patient readers:
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| Wine in a cup |
That strange language!
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| The seagulls from the Ferry coming from Egina with us |
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| The Greek sangría welcome shot! |
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| Our café |
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| Tap water and ice in all the restaurants |
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| Funny people like the selfie waiter! |
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| Awesome Parthenon |
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| We have become Olympiacos supporters! |
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| Dani's photo of Pireus port as beautiful as a Canaletto's painting |
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