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Category Archives: Barcelona
Saturday Afternoon in Montjuic
Juanjo and I are working most of this weekend (trying to get ahead since my parents arrive Wednesday and we’re taking Friday off). But we took a small break this afternoon to get some exercise and get outside in Montjuic … Continue reading →
We Live in a Doughnut
The other day I was going to take a run nearby our house, and wanted to find a park to include in the route. So I looked up a satellite picture of our apartment building searching for green areas, and … Continue reading →
BiCiNg
I keep mentioning biking, and thought it deserved its own post. Because it’s one of the most enjoyable parts of daily life here so far! Barcelona has this citywide public bike system called bicing, which costs 30 Euros a year. … Continue reading →
Libraries, Fall Bike Rides, Books
Both Juanjo and I have been working a lot this week, him working late coding and making phone calls to California, and me spending time in the library and at my desk at home. These are another couple pictures from … Continue reading →
Snippets of Barcelona Life
Go ahead, laugh. But this post is about laundry. Inspired by recent conversations with my friend about laundry and her teasing about my folding, I couldn’t help but compare the experience of doing laundry in the US and Spain. And … Continue reading →