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Täällä vielä :)
Hola. otra vez, que tall!
Eli täällä vielä ollaan :) Hostelli oli jotain aivan kauheeta, missä olinkin sen neljä ekaa yötä :/ hyi hemmetti, hometta suihkun seinissÄ ja ei yhtään tullu hengen ahdistusta :D Yöllä sai pelätä tuleeks yläsángystä kännikalat alas ja kauheeta riehumista, eli aika vähillä yö unilla mentiin :D Porukka hais ihan …
Viva Barcelona!
... to the fullest! I offer life as much as life offers me. And the last thing the great Gaudi, Picasso and Miro (yes, he too) taught me was that if you know the rules, you can break it. I'm often scared to go beyond the rules and blocks that are set for us to live in and yet, great work and magic shows up when we venture beyond what we thought were possible, when we go into a world of "What if?" and start dreaming up a world we would rather want to live in. And Joan Miro still makes me ...
Gaudí Gaudí Gaudí Gaudí Rockin' Everywhere
... now. We ended up making friends with a very nice guy named John from Montreal, and the three of us went out to a pub he found online. The pub was quite the experience! It was a very young crowd and a good mix of tourists and locals as far as we could tell. We grabbed a pitcher of sangria and couldn't find any tables, do we sat down with two guys who ended up making our night unforgettable. One was a very cool guy from Argentina who was planning a two year trip around ...
The European Tour Continues
... Europe. It's door is barely noticeable, a tiny hole in a stone wall. It consists of two small rooms and isn't actively used now except for special occasions like weddings and bar mitzvahs. A guide explained the history of the synagogue; in the outer room there were stone wells in the floor that had been used for mixing dyes, the fabric dieing factory had been the front for the religious services going on in the room beyond. The Barcelona Jewish community was driven out during ...
FCB Wins the Championship Finals
Today consisted of moving my bags over to Elspeth's place and then spending a large part of the day coordinating my flight to Mallorca and a trip to Egypt.
Still under the weather, I grabbed a bite at a stall in the Mercat de Barcelona on the Ramblas and then just worked my way uptown on Gran Via, the equivalent of 5th Avenue or Rodeo Drive. Here lives the Gaudi houses: Casa ...