Residencia Erasmus Gracia Barcelona

... some Orxata drinks, some travel cervecas, some seafood, cold vegetable soup, curry ice cream, not to mention chocolate goat cheese and carrot ice cream (all delicious!). Everything in Barcelona was outstanding and we are sad to leave... but not too sad as Italy awaits us....<br><br>Hope all is going well for you all... keep the replies coming.. I love to hear from you guys! <br>xooxx<br>Jus (and Mur)<br><br><br>

... into the many shops and bought quite a few souvenirs.<br><br> <br><br> <br><br>After having completed this part of &#8220;Munira&#8217;s tour&#8221; we headed back home to get some rest. It was Saturday night in Barcelona and we were soon to realize what this meant!<br><br>We all took a &#8220;siesta&#8221; which is a small nap before a long and crazy night of partying ...

... crunches every now and then. Hmmm okay so that night blew, we went to a really touristy spot where we watched a bunch of wasted "gringos" make fools of themselves while we stayed classy. The next day we got up early and went to Park Guell!! My fav part of the trip. It was soo beautiful and the weather was amazing and it has great views of the entire city. We had to take the metro there then walk up the longest hill of my life. It was fine though b/c we def needed ...

... vieux... a pars le quartier gothic il a pas tres grand chose de vieux pour lune des plus vieille ville de lespagne. Cest la ville ou picasso et miro viennent ainsi que christophe colomb lexplorateur. Cetait fou a quel point il y avais des francais la bas... on entendais parler plus francais que espagnole donc cest une ville tres tres touristique. ca nous a pris environ 7hr pour y aller apres avoir payer pour au moin 50&euro; de peage sur les autoroutes nous sommes arriver sur cette ...

... say "Muchas Gracias", those in Northern Spain say "Muchas, GraTHias." At first I just thought I was speaking to people of a more liberal persuassion, but as this speech impediment was heard from everyone, I had to ask about it. So it seems that in "proper" Spanish, the "C" (that we would pronounce as an S) and "Z" are supposed to be pronounced "Th". Those Southern Spaniards, and South Americans just simply say it wrong. I have another theory... A while back ...

... didn't really have anywhere else to be at that time so it didn't matter. We got there in the afternoon, and tried to get some sleep on the grass outside. We'd been up since five thirty to catch our early train, and we certainly deserved a siesta. Our bags were in lockers, and we just had our small day bags with us. When night came, we started to realise our error. You see, we had left our sleeping bags, clothes, washing bags, and our emergency bottle of Sambuca in the ...

... and instructed him to give the locker a little tap. Usually that will reset things but as he was extremely tired and stressed, the tap ended up denting the locker! He seemed like he needed a chill out day so I asked him if he would like to come with us and he said ´Why not?´ So off the three of us went to visit what I now dub the Happy Park. The sun was hot and intense but every now and then a cloud comes along bringing ...