Hola,
I was
all over the place this week, and will share some musings on Monday, but for now, here's part of what made me go "wow" this week:
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Can't get enough of how homes are numbered. It's confusing, but oh so awesome.
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| Artsy-fartsy view of the (dirty!) balustrade next to the sea. |
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| The chuch in the square next to the famous "Balcon de Europa." |
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| Told you. It even has its own puzzle pieces (Only one should be missing!) |
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| I get it now. Yeah, it's an ok view. I suppose. |
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| Land is too scarce, too expensive, or too wet, so they build up. |
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| Simple, but so different... |
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| Wow... |
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| So nice to see someone there to care at the end of a day and life... |
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| ...And still, elsewhere and everywhere, life goes on... |
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| ...Paella will be made (Who needs hairnets, USDA regs -- or kitchens!) I LOVE this place :) |
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| And, may you be filled with hope and love at the dawn of each and every day. |
5 comments:
Very cool. You are blessed to be there.
The rows of flowers for past ones is touching.
Yeah, that's an all right view. If you like the ocean...
I loved Spain and the time we spent there. In some graveyards they allot them for 5 years then move the stone to a collection place, can't remember what they do with the body.
Lovely photos. I always visit cemeteries when I travel, and at home, too. They are tranquil and have a sense of history. They're also, believe it or not, great places to come up with names for stories, lol! The blue of the Med is always so wonderful to see...
I bet that guy didn't even have to get a food handlers card!
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