I came back from Spain, I have survived the jetlag, and am willing to wear the clothes I packed on the trip again (although still with a bit of hesitation). I had a most fabulous time with my sister trying with all our might to wear the soles off of our shoes and to fill my 32G memory card on my camera, but both were near misses in the end. Everyone asks, which city was your favorite, or what was the best part. You try going to Madrid, Cordoba, Sevilla, Granada, and Barcelona

Barcelona. One of the first things that come to mind is Gaudi and his fantastic architecture. I am just as excited about seeing his work as anyone else, I promise. I also have every intention of seeing the "Top 10 Things to See in Barcelona" from every travel and architecture blogger I have found on pinterest. It just seems that every list shows the same things. I don't know about you, but I cover a lot more ground than 10 sites. Here are the things (not including the things