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| The lighting is always perfect in Barcelona. |
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| Side note: It was late. I was tired. Some of my "t"s have no arms. Please don't judge them. |
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| You're probably all wondering how I get my skin to glow like that. It's this great foundation I use in order to make my skin appear translucent. |
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| A wall I like. |
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| La Boqueria! |
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| I like to live life on the edge. |
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| Is this how I come across when I speak Spanish? |
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| A bridge of all things illegal! |
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| You find the best juice at 3am in Barcelona! |
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| The Roxy Club |
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| La Segrada Familia. Fun fact: Orwell called it "one of the most hideous buildings in the world." I've seen more hideous. |
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| Don't worry. I realize my photos often portray me as a stalker. |
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| Taking a picture of every tenth or so building = modern-day breadcrumb trail. |
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| Some of Picasso's versions of Las Meninas. |
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| Heading to La Hospital de San Pau, which has been under construction for something like 100 years. |
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| Obligatory dog photo. But look! He has a water bottle in his mouth! |
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| Peaceful times at the beach |
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| Ahhh, Barcelona. So free. |
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| The view from Pooria's house! |
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| An Iranian feast! We ate something called "Smokey Fish" and also rice and some other things with long names! |
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| This is my favorite kind of book. It's made entirely of chocolate. |
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| If there are sweets around, I will find them. |
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| And this picture signifies the end of Barcelona Part One. But not to worry. There's been talk of a sequel. |
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