Algo nuevo for the SJBlog

On a morning when I don't have to jump in the shower, speed-walk the dog, chug a cup of tea and hustle off to campus to teach, I end up procrastinating by reading the paper and shuffling through email and blogs for a half hour before I settle in to whatever it is I'm supposed to be doing. OK, more like an hour.

It occurred to me this morning that although I'm true to my New York Times, it would be a good idea to check in with El País, one of Spain's three major daily newspapers (the most liberal, natch), on a more regular basis. And, although I generally don't know a whole lot about this kind of techno wizardry, I was able to put an RSS feed from El País right on my blog page (which, despite having written it and read it multiple times, I always seem to come back to). Exciting, exciting.

I know that many of you are a) not Spanish speakers, b) totally uninterested in breaking news about Spanish highways and weather patterns or c) have no idea what an RSS feed is. So, to you folks I say, please feel free to ignore the "Breaking News from Spain" section, which is located below the fold on this blog anyway, and should be easy to ignore. For my PQ girls, however, and anyone else who reads Spanish, I give you a little slice of España, for your reading pleasure.