We continue to fill our days without having much of a plan. A lot of our time revolves around food. We normally eat breakfast in, as I leave early for language class, and then we head out together late morning. There are not many days that we don’t find ourselves in a tapas bar.

And when we really want to splurge, nothing better than espresso with churros and chocolate.

We walk A LOT. ( one way we can rationalize the churros). And on our walk to the Setas last Saturday, we came across folks with strong opinions.

Interesting times, both at home and abroad.

The best part of waking around is just taking in the beauty of the city:

Getting ready for competition this weekend.

We have discovered we have access to the roof of our building. Unfortunately the only feature up there is a clothesline. But as the weather starts warming up, I am trying to find a way we could have Happy Hour up there on occasion

Practical but not very aesthetic.

And there is every day life events like getting a haircut. Tough choice:

We have not yet run out of cultural things to experience. This week we visited Torre Schindler and naval museum.

The highlight of the week was the cooking class. We made our own three course lunch:

But as usual, the people you are with is what makes it special. Including the young couple recently graduated from Washington University, our new friend from Holland, the ladies from California, and the Japanese woman now living in Seville. What a great group of people to hang out with for a few hours.