last night in Barcelona*.
She let me into the house, showed me the bed I could sleep in - which was on this veranda. We exchanged stories and then she disappeared. I'd spotted the kitchen but after she'd gone I needed the bathroom which I knew was behind one of the closed doors along the corridor - the first doors I tried opened onto other bedrooms where young women were reading or doing their hair - we smiled and said perdon/de nada at each other before I closed their door and tried the next one.
I particularly liked these family photographs on a shelf in the living room
*I'm guessing it must be Mrs Madrigal's daughter because I felt as though I'd turned up in an Armistead Maupin tale
You Have a Right to Break the Law
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by Tim Sommers When is it acceptable to break the law to protest an
injustice? That’s an easy one. Anytime the injustice is sufficiently
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