There are many little treasures you will find while wandering the streets of Sitges. The capitals of Pere Jou are just one example. As you meander down this beautiful lane your will see them on each side of the street. I've read that many of these are depictions of his co-workers of the construction of… Continue reading The capitals of Pere Jou
My week of firsts is going great. I have tackled each "first" and checked it off my list. I will admit that it feels good. Yesterday's "first" was driving into Sitges on my own. What a day it was. Yesterday I had the chance to show new friends around Sitges. Michelle and Mark were in Barcelona… Continue reading Visitors from Oz
It has warmed up here this week but thankfully not accompanied by the humidity we are used to from North Carolina. Well, let's face it we moved a lot so let's add Louisiana, Georgia, Florida, and Kentucky to that humid list we don't miss. We've taken to closing the windows during the day and opening… Continue reading The relentless barker
Bob is taking over the blog for today. Since I've told you about my falling in love with Spain we thought you should hear his story. So...here it is. My family were a bit unusual for middle class English folk in that they ventured abroad to Europe in the late 50’s. Our first trip was… Continue reading Bob’s love of Spain in his own words
Last week we went to see a business associate of Bob's who was visiting from England. We had decided to meet Ben and his wife Katherine in Calella de Palafrugell a gorgeous little coastal town. It was just under a 2-hour drive from our home in Viladellops. A beautiful drive that once again proves Spain… Continue reading Calella de Palafrugell
The Winery Woman 