AC Miramar Barcelona

... are you famous?"
"No, not yet" i laughed back to him.
I hadn't nade any money yetm but it wasnt important. I was in my element playing my songs to the tourists and local catylunians.

Then, just as i in the middle of singing No woman No cry, by Bob, i see a police car on the sidewalk, driving towards me.

Oh ****, im thinking. Cam't stop now, the chorus is coming up...
The police car drives slowly past me, the guys window is down and ...

So I think Pablo's cool until he randomly for no reason tells me ¨¨ I love you¨¨ huh? " Savannah I love you" No you don't i say! obviously he must not know what those words in English mean. He becomes silent and sad. Why do you live near alaska why! he keeps saying. He buys me a potato baugette at the top of the hill and icecream and complains the whole time about how i am leaving valencia.
We hike down the mountain, the whole time he is ...

... say is quite prestigious (check the website...they are proudly Spain's SECOND BEST university, an accolade the let everyone know). The campus is wireless (and beautiful) and the cafeteria has pretty good food for cheap. We received our university ids, and as I went to put mine in my wallet, I realized that my debit and credit card were missing. Maybe that friendly bus driver got more than a bus fare and a thank you, after all. Still, the signs didn't point ...

... Am I missing something here? text-autospace:none">After the beach we went to a Chilean restaurant for lunch, where once again I couldn't read the menu. I asked the waiter to explain what the specials were (he could barely speak English). Anyways, I went with the "soft beef" with salsa. I'm guessing "soft" was his version of fat because there was hardly any edible piece of food on the plate. Long story short, it was one of the worst lunches ...

Alright, so I've been away from the computer for a while. Day 2 in Barcelona was all about Montjuic, which was this awesome hill side right by the Barcelona shipping area and near the downtown area. I saw the cable car that ran from the shipping area to Montjuic the night before, and decided that is where I had to embark on this adventure from. After a delicious breakfast of AquArius (this amazing watery lemonade drink that I have come to love) and cookies ...

Hi guys! We made it to Barcelona and we have finially found an internet place. This city has soooo much to do! 4 days is not near enough time to see it all. Plus we are here on a national holiday so the rest of Spain is touring here as well. That makes for lots and lots of crowds and lines. Our apartment is fantastic! We are right on la Rambla - the ...

... full of people who were all swaying to the ground shaking techno beat that never ended. We immediately hit the dance floor and danced our way into the wee hours of the morning. To cool the crowd off, every so often they would blow this cool fog into the crowd. The fog was so thick that you couldn't see anyone around you for a good 10 seconds. I had a fantastic time, and so did Braden. We left to sleep around 4am. Seeing as it was our last night in Spain we had to go out in style.

cooking so early brought me out of dreamland. Propping my pillows up against the wall I switched on the lamp in my cozy quaint little room and pulled out my book that had been neglected since leaving the status five days prior. Consumed within my own imagination I hardly heard the knocking. "Si?" I said, as she opened the door. "Buenos Dias," "tu tienes algo?" I smiled, this really was unbelievable. These people were so incredibly nice and welcoming to a ...

... hasn't really changed, but the feel has. One, they have cleaned it up. Part of that was for the 1992 Olympics, but part is due to its increased wealth since joining the EU, becoming a recipient of EU funds as one of the poorer countries, but also there has been a lot of foreign investment. The main way I noticed it was that the bottom end of La Rambla (the main pedestrian tourist drag) is not only a lot less seedy, but the neighborhood called El Born ...

... cars. His collection ranged from first type Model Ts and 1930's Rolls Royces to track vehicles used in WWII and race cars. From there we headed to the beach where we enjoyed the beautiful Mediterranean waters, bright sun, and had a picnic. At night we enjoyed an expensive French meal and then walked over to the infamous Monte-Carlo casino to people watch. We were not allowed to go in as we didn´t quite meet their dress code, but we were still able to see the uber-rich ...