At Least One Balcony

For years Boyce and Kay Quinn dreamed of living abroad.They'd traveled extensively but they wanted a deeper experience; one they felt could not beachieved by simply traveling through a country. They did not however want to renovatea villa or raise goats in the mountains. Their goal was to live comfortably in a historic cityand to fill each day with pleasure and discovery.They chose Granada Spain to live out their dream. There were a few hurdles. First theydidn't speak Spanish. Second they knew not one person living in Spain. Third theyarrived without a place to live.<i>At Least One Balcony </i>tells their story from beginning to end from planning theiradventure obtaining visas and renting an apartment to surviving excessive togethernesscoping in a foreign language improvising holidays abroad and becoming members of the neighborhood.<i>At Least One Balcony </i>also contains a sprinkling of the history of Spain as well as information about the language the royal family and the Spanish lifestyle. Often humorous filled with frustrations and triumphs <i>At Least One Balcony </i>describes how Boyce and Kay metthe challenge of learning to live in Granada Spain.