My Life in Barcelona

Getting a haircut with hand gestures and broken Spanish, and suddenly raising my hand and yelling ¨Un momento¨ when the barber was about to shave my head was also quite an adventure. I managed to stop him in the nick of time.

I´ve also been enjoying the beach here. It´s not too bad for one so close to a major city and the beach does go on for quite a while. It´s crowded on the weekends, especially on Sunday as most of the stores are closed here (except the grocery stores and dollar stores run by the Chinese, East Indians and Arabs. Yes !!!).
Believe or not? I actually found a ¨Cash Converter¨ in Barcelonia. Yes, I couldn´t believe my eyes but there it was. I had to make sure I wasn´t in Surrey or East Van. I haven´t seen any pawn shops in Europe and this must be a new oddity. It was busy. Now where´s that vacumn cleaner I need to hock.

I´m off to Madrid next week and back on the road. Staying and studying here in Barcelona, has been a nice break from traveling, and I´ve been staying at an apartment for the past two weeks, cooking, washing clothes, etc. All the normal day to day stuff. Hope all is well with you.
2 Comments:
your pics of the marked brought back memories of lazy days wondering and sampling baked goods, strange archtectures, sleepless nights at las ramblas...
Isn´t Barcelona great. More tapas anyone?
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