Susie Spanish Boomerang

27/09/2026

Up early for the market by the Shelter in Huercal Overa.

26/09/2026

Beautifull moon early in the morning. Today i am standing on the Los Llanos market.

24/09/2026

A fun but busy weekend lies ahead. On Saturday morning, as always, I’ll be at the Los Llanos market near Arboleas, where I have a small stall. On Sunday, I’ll be at the market by the animal shelter in Huércal-Overa with great bargains and handmade items. You can also buy our products at the Trex Fair in Turre, where I have a stall as well. I collaborate with TS Acrylics; she runs the stall for me at the Turre market, and I do the same for her in Huércal-Overa.

24/09/2026

This coming Sunday, I’ll be at the market near the shelter in Huercal-Overa. Come by and say hi!

18/09/2026

Blog : Language, ugh. Language has always been a stumbling block for me. In the early years of my life, I was a quiet child far too quiet. While my peers started talking, I remained silent; there were no words like "Mama," just silence. At the hospital, they discovered I couldn't hear anything. I was smart enough to read body language, though, so I knew when to laugh or cry. They reconstructed my inner ears, and I had to learn to speak during the rest of my preschool and primary school years. The hospital and university monitored me over the years, using my case as a study subject. I struggled to pronounce many sounds like the letter 'r'—and even blowing out a candle was a huge effort. My Dutch language skills remained at a basic level; my mother is Australian and learned Dutch as a second language, while my father op has low literacy skills. In secondary school, I got good grades in everything except language subjects. Yet, my language difficulties didn't stop me from writing books or becoming a local councilor. In politics, I often wrote my own speeches using simpler language. I can understand and read English, but my pronunciation is terrible. I’ve been living in Spain since January; I started attending Spanish classes halfway through the academic year because I didn't have a car and my neighbor was already taking the course. And yes, Spanish is a nightmare for me, too. It took me over ten years to learn how to pronounce the Dutch 'r', and the Spanish 'r'—or the double 'r'—is completely different. Over the past few months, while school was closed, I studied really hard because I’m allowed to move up with the class to the A2 level. Classes start again on Monday, and I’m quite nervous about it. It really bothers me when I get my homework back covered in red-pen corrections. Still, the teacher is amazing even though she speaks Spanish and can not speak a lot of english and the class is a friendly group. And if I say something odd in Spanish again, luckily I can laugh about it. After all, I make strange mistakes in Dutch and English too, which sometimes leads to amusing situations. For more storys see:

Welcome to my website , Spanish Boomerang. We have items inspired by Australian, the country where my mother was born and grew up and where I had the honor of visiting. In the Netherlands in addition to my jobs, I also spent most weekend at markets to fulfill my Spanish dream. I love to find nice se...

17/09/2026

Christmas is coming. Nice product by stall 62 every Saturdaymorning at the los Llanos market .

17/09/2026

Ressin lizards 20 cm 5 euro each at the los llanos market stall 62 every Saturday morning fron 8 till 13.

17/09/2026

Decoupage bottles only 5 euro each. Every Saturdaymorning at the los llannos matket stall 62.

16/09/2026

Handmade ugly dolls only 5 euro each .

13/09/2026

Handmade cards only 1 euro each And 6 for 5 by susie spanishboomerang. Stall 62 at The Los Llanos Market . Every Saturday from 8 untill 13.00.