I'm not sure why - given what I wrote - the Reply focus went so quickly to what time various meals are served.... but I appreciate the feedback. I'm a Night Owl and food is not a big deal for me - a couple pieces of fruit throughout the day, and I'm good; Don't eat breakfast or lunch, and the later dinner is served, for me, the better - - I just know that, having walked all late-morning and through the afternoon, I'm going to want to be parked on a bar stool or at a cafe table at some point to let my boots cool off!

And if I have to drink beer until a given establishment starts serving the evening's meal - - - poor me, eh?
Getting ready to come over - have air tickets now: will arrive Malaga AGP 10 February and go directly to the B&B I'll be staying at for at least six weeks near Comares. Too tired now to deal w/ any more logistics, but will select/reserve a rental car from someone, somewhere tomorrow. The 2-piece day/back pack combo from REI that I thought was going to be perfect for this trip arrived today and is a total bust - shipping it back tomorrow; the detachable day pack isn't even big enough to hold my laptop. Buying euros here to bring along is proving a little trickier than in '05 when I prepared for my Italy trip: some new laws resulting from $$$-laundering - can only buy about US$600-worth/day b4 leaving.
I see you're in Javea (is that "ha-VAY-ya" or "HA-vay-ya"?)...actually, one thing I hope to accomplish on this trip is to drive along the coast between Malaga and Barcelona to check out the marinas in the hopes of finding one I like, perhaps in a small-ish port, as opposed to a larger city.... If, for whatever reason, I find the prospect of home-ownership in Andalucia not to my liking, another option for me is to buy a sailboat (I have owned 3 here in the Great Lakes) and live onboard. Even if I decide to buy a home (which I would have to say now is more likely) I'd like to end up with a boat as well. So, anyway, I may well be passing through/near Javea on my way to Barcelona. So keep in touch - maybe there'll be a chance to meet up, and you can show me around the shoreline a little.