One question that we had pondered during the months of our travel in the UK and Spain was: what to do about our residence in Catalonia. Here’s how we find ourselves in Oviedo and loving it.

Sometimes we walk out into a completely different world.

It's the annual Time of Flowers here in Girona and the school children have the special task of welcoming the tens of thousands of visitors to the city

I'm enrolled in this course called "QUANTUM LIVING" and scarcely know what the next class will be about. It all fits together perfectly and I'm never bored.

Tax time and I can't remember anything it seems. Why is everything so clear about my early life and I can't remember what I did yesterday?

It was a day of contrasts here in Girona. Listen to these young women sing their hearts out.

Another day on the Camí de Sant Jaume. But it is a very different day than any before.

Join us for a gourmet experience at our favorite local restaurant.

The Catalan Parliament is on the way to exiting from Spain. Exciting times!

Here, in the final video report of our annual festival, you will learn about the Giant and Big Head figures that play an important part in many Spanish festivals.

Another feature of our local festivals is the building of human towers. This video was shot in front of the Town Hall in Girona on October 25, 2015. Enjoy! 

This is a video record of one of the highlights of the annual Fires De Sant Narcís here in Girona, Catalonia, Spain. The video has titles that explain everything so just watch and enjoy.

Never a dull moment here in Girona, Catalonia, Spain. Today our street turned into a local sporting event. 

We were sitting here in our apartment on a Saturday night when music began to filter up to our 6th floor level. Grabbing my camera I went down to see what was going on. Enjoy!

It’s August here in Spain and one by one all the shops I like to frequent are putting up those little “closed for vacation” signs. The whole town gradually empties of locals as the "Gironenes" escape to the beaches on the Costa Brava if they can afford it, or to somewhere in the countryside if they can’t.