> standard orthography would be "printzesen" If there was one word I knew I wouldn't get right, it was that one ;) I appreciate the correction. I do miss goin

> standard orthography would be "printzesen" If there was one word I knew I wouldn't get right, it was that one ;) I appreciate the correction. I do miss going from bar to bar having a zurito. As well, Here in Argentina it's very difficult to get "dry" sidras as the ones you have in Spain, and I love them. Regarding Navarra, I knew about the complex relationship there is between it and the basque country; your comment about the wide spectrum of feelings is on point. I can't comment about the rest of Europe - I suspect at least France & Germany, being the bigger countries over there have a similar structure - but Spain is really a group of several nations knitted together, each with it's own character - and more often than not, allegiances. One thing I truly learn over there was to not call all of the Spaniards "gallegos" because of this, and I learned to appreciate and love the differences. But my heart goes to the basque country.