Made it to Sitges Town.  Walking is easy and mostly down hill.  Had to go down to the small beach near church of Sant Bartomeu.  The picture of the sand was a large detailed sandcastle 5 minutes before the picture was taken and before Roman arrived.

Finally sat down with the kids for some tapas.  El restaurante era encantador y la comida era excelente:  braves, pescaditos, y truith patates.

On arrival home, the Burke family was sitting outside the house. Paul, Jen, Finn, and Charlie.  Roman and JonCarlo very happy to have playmates.

Intensive Spanish classes begin monday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We made it!!!!!
Everything is going good so far, but our internet is a little bit slow so that is why we have been a little delayed in posting. We just got back from taking our first walk around Sitges. Everyone was sitting in the outdoor cafes enjoying people watching.
So far so good. The kids are adjusting. People keep staring at our stroller. Apparently too many hanging objects added with water bottles tags as Americano.
Wally is trying out his elementary Spanish out on everyone from the taxi cab driver to the lady at the grocery store. He asked a women this morning at the grocery store if he could buy a chair.
That is it for now. Pictures to follow soon.

Hugs and kisses to everyone.

Lift-off...

Here we go....

Nothing better than ice cream in the park

Packing

I think Little Cat is trying to tell us something.

Los Angeles Retreat

Thanks to the support of my wife, I got a respite before the respite, for an extended weekend with friends in my favorite destination... Silverlake. Hotel250. Tropicál and Figaro for breakfast. The real Red Lion (to watch el classico). Hiking Griffith park to the observatory. Ridiculous amount of alfalfa and avocado at Trails. Ridiculous amount of beef at La Livre & La Chris Allison. La lots of sleep. But I miss my wife and babies and desperately need to see them.