Going where the wind--and the taxis--take us.I'm voting for the Picasso museum.Check back later for the whole story.

We met up at lunchtime, at a sidewalk cafe along La Rambla...

This is one of the best shops I've ever seen. (And that's saying something.)

At Park Guell--a festival of Gaudi mosaics.

We're planning another bus sweep this morning, and we'll probably get off at the Park Guell--I don't have the little accent mark on my keyboard, but it has one :)--a celebration of the sometimes whimsical Gaudi. One of his favorite devices was mosaic tile, and tons of...

That's Barcelona behind me.We had a great day today, at Museu Nacional D'Art de Catalunya--even though the Romaneque section, which I MOST wanted to see, was closed for renovations.

Outside the Museu Nacional D'Art de Catalunya today, March 23.

Well, we got our money's worth today, I'm telling you. (Even though we slept late, as usual.)The highpoint was our visit to the Museu Nacional D'art De Catalunya--see pictures. Sally wanted Angela and Amanda to take special note of the blouse she's wearing.We took...

Looking at that heading, I can't help feeling a little confused, so you must be, too. 🙂 Let's just carry on from there.We are still sleeping in every morning and THEN indulging in siesta as well--what's THAT about???Our plan for today, (Day 11) for instance, was to...

Yesterday was Sunday and I didn't blog, but here's a quick account: we did hardly anything. We were zonked--so zonked that we didn't even wake up until noon. Hunger forced us from the room, and we found that most of the restaurants and all but a very few of the shops...

I know the outlines are dimensional paint. The rest must be enamel.

We arose relatively early this morning and headed down to the breakfast room where, for the grand sum of 36 euros each, we take sustenance. It's easier than trying out a new cafe every morning--Sally is not the adventurous eater that I am.As I write this, it's about...