Estela Sitges
Avda Port d'Aiguadolc 8 Sitges, Catalonia, 08870, Spain and Canary Islands
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Barceloooooooonaaaaaaa!!!
... self guided walking tour (thank you lonely planet guide!). It took us down La Rambla, which was jam packed with tourists watching the street performers and the 'ball under cup men', one of the pick pocketers favourite hang outs so hands on pockets the whole time!
We then swung by the Boqueria market which was huge. You could get lost among the vast amount of stools selling every vegetable, herb, spice, fish ...
Weekend I will never forget
... She confessed she went to a club with the bartender and they ended up making out on the beach! AH HA I will never forget this. She ended up having an email from him when we got home. We will see what happens HE WAS HOTT!!! The next day was a bit rough for Lisa and Lauren! Lauren needed fast food and Coke! We didn't even make it around the corner and she sat on the bench and needed "A few more sips" DIVA MOMENT! We had to haul our luggage with us the entire day! ...
Lost in translation. Day Uno
... would work. So I thought I would just keep trying with that. Eventually she had to come downstairs, right? Wrong. I kept talking and after looking like a complete idiot/American for about ten minutes then I guess she figured she better come see who is trying to get into the building and she came down, finally. So we hugged, kissed on both sides, and made our way to the tiny tiny elevator, oh after I attempted to shove my huge bag through ...
Getting into Gaudi
... when we focused on parts of the building there were many intricate design features.
There were a number of displays inside. One looked at the mathematical features and geometry in nature that features in Gaudi’s work. He used conic sections, various Platonic solids, hyperbolic paraboloids and the patterns in the crystallization of minerals and the display showed where these had been used in the building. He was fascinated by spirals and used these in most of his ...
Sitges
... for the journey back to the USS…back to the USSSA…
...and it was soooo annoying…up at 4 am and boy was I totally over these Spanish *******s...in BCN I made it all the way onto the plane with my rollerboard stored in the overhead compartment …I was squeezed into my tiny Vueling seat like a Spanish sardine when then the beotch flight attendant insisted I check the bag...even when I pleaded I could miss my short connection ...



