On the first day of the European closure of the city, stay? Do not stay?

04.05.2020

The lockdown was lifted today, and we went out in full gear, carefully maintaining a social distance and wandering around the city center that we had not yet visited.

The old town is beautiful.

There are not many people on the street, about 60% "wear" masks, and half of them actually wear masks. This is much better than we expected.

After all, the lockdown has been lifted. Even if we said last time that any future planning was in vain, now due to the epidemic and the rising temperature, we are bound to make a decision as soon as possible: stay? Do not stay?

Here, I have to share a reality of camper life: Campers are super greenhouses in high temperatures. Unless the pockets are deep enough to hold camper-specific air conditioners and have enough power, staying in a camper in hot summer is definitely NO- NO.

We couldn't stand the scorching heat in Western Europe before, and in the summer in southern Europe, we would definitely be killed by the heat in a camper fufu.

How to do? Looking at the current situation, tourism may be banned for the past two months, so we can't drive fufu to live in cool places.

Keep? Do not stay?

Hua Wei wanted to spend this time renting an air-conditioned room on the island, and I was eager to move back to Hua Wei's parents' old home in southern Spain.

Although I want to go back to Taiwan every minute and every second, and occasionally even pessimistically imagine myself dying in a foreign land, it is more difficult than going back to Spain next time, and I am afraid of bringing the virus back home by accident, so I returned to my second hometown, Spain. is a more appropriate choice.

Most importantly, I need to eat Spanish ham (Jámon - pronounced: hamon) that comforts my soul!

Hua Wei held an objection. Because the island is forbidden to ship to the island, I don't know when it will open, and if the fufu goes back, it is bound to pass through the disaster-stricken area. Not only that, but we have to cross a country in 24 to 36 hours due to restrictions on travel time for travelers back home.

His analysis makes a lot of sense, but I just want Hameng!

Food is the comfort of my soul. What I long for and clamor for in every pore is my beloved Hameng. It is no exaggeration to say that the goal of my life now is to eat Hameng.

Keep! Renting a house on the island is the best solution, but I have one condition: I must rent a house that can park at my door.

The local security and the economic depression caused by the epidemic have caused fufu to be exposed to the danger of being stolen at any time. Our glass hearts can't take another blow of stealing.

If you don't find a suitable house, let's see what to do!

Keep? Do not stay?

Thinking about this tonight, my head hurts.

Put that aside for now.

At least, after more than two months of opening up every day, we finally bought take-out roast chicken today! Even though a small roast chicken is a bit expensive: 7.5 euros, the roast chicken tastes a little salty, and I feel that the chef is getting back the feel of cooking, but I am still moved to tears!