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Alon and Carmel
at Montjuic.
Las ramblas de Raval,
where we were staying.
Here kitty kitty kitty!
 
 
These were the daytime characters. The nighttime characters were guys who
sold cans of beer for a Euro. They were everywhere.
Double-act.
Carmel spots
her bus.
First we went to the Miró museum with Anna
and Rosa Maria. Here is a typical sculpture of a man and woman. Rosa Maria
was not into his sculptures.
Anna and I discuss art and science.
White swirls.
This could easily be an urban t-shirt design.
Miró did rugs.
What does the egg symbolize for Passover?
I spy with my eye.
Not actually tall enough to do by herself.
Such gorgeous art!
 
Sexy legs time!
As seen from the museum.
Anna, Rosa Maria, me, and Carmel
met Jordi for lunch by the beach.
Mmmmmmm, paella. Sooooo
good. We also tried the noodle paella, which was very good too.
Rosa Maria has been living in Germany
recently and has picked up some biceps along the way.
Life is an irregularly stacked column of spaces…
…held in place by people who may not know their importance.
Passover time with the Levitans! The seder was led by Danny, who holds up the afikoman soon to be hid.
Safta and Barak from Israel.
Eran also from Israel.
More of the Levitan family.
Tzafy displays the traditional Passover freaky transvestite-with-a-lollipop
painting that came with the house we rented.
Tzafy’s “Mary-Kate and Ashley”
backpack.
Lovely ladies Anna, Rosa Maria and Rebecca.
Mary, who is a grad student in Carmel’s
lab in Oxford,
popped down with her cousin for the dinner to give me a high five.
Mary brought yummy strawberries.
Carmel and I
eagerly await food.
Jordi takes care of his second cup of wine.
Yay food!
Matzo ball soup!
Good times!
And the winner of the afikoman find-and-seek was
Jorge! Congratulations!
A great day and night in Barcelona!
And in the end, Eran slept while sitting.
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