hummus is the best, and only way to start spring break

so my spring break was awesome, and we did a lot of random things...so it is going to be broken up into a ton of little blogs.

this first one is the first weekend, staying in barcelona.

most people left for spring break as soon or before classes ended on thursday, but tessa and i weren't leaving until the weekend. so i had some time to waste. i spent most of the time wandering around with my camera. so there isn't really much to say. EXCEPT that tessa and i went to this most amazing place called pangea that i am kind of in love with.

i had been there before, and since i can't remember if i already wrote about this i am going to tell the story here. the first time i went i got a chai tea (which basically doesnt exist in spain) and was sitting alone reading. when my phone rang and i started talking in english, this german woman (the only other person there) started talking to me. we had a pretty long discussion, and it was amazing. i mean, i'm pretty much european now. she was hilarious, and even gave me this post card with information about her band and told me to call her if i go to berlin.

ok, so anyway, tessa and i were going to go to juicy jones for lunch, because we are obsessed with it. but it was packed, and it was raining really hard so we didnt want to walk around and wait...so we went to pangea for hummus. it was a good choice.

the rest of the afternoon involved a lot of us walking around corte ingles (super evil empire of a store), buying lipgloss, and eating at the amazing italian place below tessa's apartment.

that night we had to get in a taxi at 3 in the morning, so we just weren't going to sleep. instead, we sat in her room awkwardly staring at eachother and playing with our cameras.