A Day In The Life: Day 3: the streets of Barcelona

We hit the market ...

Fresh fruits, meats, cheeses, and seafood are a dime a dozen in Barcelona. Its pretty amazing actually, even the orange juice tastes better

These bikes are all over the city. They are apart of a bike sharing program called bicing that seem to be a pretty functional system in european countries. We were all about getting one but you have to be a resident with a credit card. There are talks of rolling this program out in NYC .. Keep your eyes peeled.

Apparently Barcelona embraced graffiti once upon a time .. as of Feb 2006 the city started coming down with stricter fines in an effort to clean up the city.

So I held out till day 3 to go shopping. Arent you proud ;-) Unfortunately fashion in Barcelona is wack! I did stumble across some cool items in a japanese boutique. Of course anything I like is mad expensive (thats a sign of good taste btw). The piece above is a dressy halter top! Totally looks like a pirate right .. ha! The shirt on the left "Do you mind if I love you?" Truly adore it!

I would totally sport this bike... the inscription says "fucking bike" .. should read "my fucking bike" dont ya think ;-)

After a quick change we hit pile 43 a bar where all the furniture is vintage and for sale. They know how to make a killer mojito! This is totally my Barcelona Beauty Bar type joint ;-)

This sick piece caught my eye as we bounced out of the

bar ..

Made a lil bar stop .. this place looked like a taco stand .. Mark striked a pose for the camera .. dont ya love it!

We headed to a sneaker party at La Terrrazza, an open air club up on the Mountain of Montjuic, in the village of "Poble Espanol". The Village was beautiful and the club was going off!