We attended an opera while we were in Prague too, and I absolutely loved it! If you are interested, I’m saving that for another post so do keep a lookout for it. 😉
Unfortunately, I wasn’t as fond of Czech cuisine. In particular, the famous Czech dumplings (bottom right), supposedly made from wheat or potato flour, were the most horrible things I’ve ever tasted! If anything, they tasted like dough or worse, plasticine! 
Over here, I’m wearing a pony tail extension. It’s very easy to use and works just like one of these hairclips.
You know how I’ve always believed that every cloud has a silver lining? I’ve always been proven right, and I’m glad this time was no exception. 😉
I’ve been neglecting colourblocking for a while and I figured it was time I revisited one of my favourite trends. 😉 This was taken at the Shangrila hotel when we went to The Line for Jw’s birthday celebration recently.
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In case you were wondering, these shadows belong to us. JW insisted that we take this photo as he thought it was a romantic moment, but in reality, I was chasing him to hurry so I could get out of the hot sun. I was about to melt.
Yup, now you know I’m really a vampire.
As we were there in late summer, when the skies were still blue and the sun was scorching, the beach was rather crowded. This was on a weekday afternoon, mind you, but it felt as if it was a Saturday! All along the beach, you’ll see the young and old suntanning, swimming or just chilling out with a magazine on their laps. Unfortunately, I didn’t expect to go to the beach on this trip because I thought it’ll be cold, so I didn’t have any beachwear with me. 🙁
We were there relatively early at about 630pm but already we had to wait in line with 2 other couples. The food is worth the wait though. The beef was so tender, juicy and flavourful, we lapped up everything despite being really full from the previous dishes. The other dish that I would highly recommend is the clams in white wine sauce. It was so tasty I still salivate when I think about it! 
Cal Pep
Placa de les Olles 8, 08003 Barcelona, Spain
93 310 79 61
www.calpep.com/
Crochet shorts, hair bow, nude pumps and lace socks from Argyle Centre, HK
Mustard top & straw bag from Bugis Village
Who can get enough of straw bags? Don’t underestimate the size of this little straw sling bag for it can hold everything that I need, including my camera, handphone, cards and money!
Within the Gothic Quarter lies a famous cafe by the name of 4Cats, which used to be frequented by famous artists including Pablo Picasso. It was here that Picasso first exhibited his paintings and the cover of the menu (bottom right) was drawn by the artist himself. 
Well, they’re all dead now of course, and the cafe seems to be more of a tourist attraction now thanks to its historical background. To say that the cafe is bustling with life is probably an understatement, although the pictures here depict a different atmosphere altogether. We were just lucky to have gotten there before the lunch crowd arrived.
From the corner of my eye, I saw a Caucasian couple cringe in disgust at the uncouth Mainland Chinese tourists who were talking at the top of their voices without any consideration for their fellow diners. JW and I could only look on in exasperation as we prayed that no one would associate us with the Mainland Chinese.
While the service was friendly and attentive, the quality of the food left much to be desired. I admit that I am a fastidious eater and I can be pretty picky about my food, but even my other half felt that the food here paled in comparison to other eateries and cafes in Barcelona. 
I think the experience of stepping into a cafe popular with renowned artists from a golden era was worth the trip here, but if I were to do this again, I would come here only for drinks, definitely NOT during lunch hour. 😉
