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Mothers and Toddlers
Wed, 10.03.10 10:30 - 13:00
Where?
Casa Orlandai, C/Jaume Piquet, 23 (FGC Sarria)
Organized on a drop in basis as a safe place for babies and young children to play and great opportunity for moms to meet. Featuring a sing-along time, and other activities as determined by the group. Please note that you need to be a BWN member to attend the group on regular basis, however first two visits are free as a trial sessions.See you soon!?
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Yuko Suzuki & Rebecca Glazer
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Mothers and Toddlers
Wed, 17.03.10 10:30 - 13:00
Where?
Casa Orlandai, C/Jaume Piquet, 23 (FGC Sarria)
Organized on a drop in basis as a safe place for babies and young children to play and great opportunity for moms to meet. Featuring a sing-along time, and other activities as determined by the group. Please note that you need to be a BWN member to attend the group on regular basis, however first two visits are free as a trial sessions.See you soon!?
Cost
Contact
Yuko Suzuki & Rebecca Glazer
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Mothers and Toddlers
Wed, 24.03.10 10:30 - 13:00
Where?
Casa Orlandai, C/Jaume Piquet, 23 (FGC Sarria)
Organized on a drop in basis as a safe place for babies and young children to play and great opportunity for moms to meet. Featuring a sing-along time, and other activities as determined by the group. Please note that you need to be a BWN member to attend the group on regular basis, however first two visits are free as a trial sessions.See you soon!?
Cost
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Yuko Suzuki & Rebecca Glazer
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) & .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
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By:Valerie Collins
Indian Summer
Saturday, November 14, 2009This is an Indian summer, right. But do you know how to say it in Spanish? I’d forgotten. So I checked it out, and in fact there are various ‘veranillos’. This one in November is called el veranillo de San Martín and l’estiuet de Sant Martí in Catalan. Why? And in particular, you might be wondering, as I was, whether there’s a connection with the Catalan for rainbow - l’arc de Sant Martí.
Read moreWhat To Do With A Sweet Potato
Monday, October 05, 2009When I first came here (I hate to sound like a dinosaur but it’s true) the weather would be cool, even chilly by October.
Read moreHow To Get Round Town
Sunday, September 27, 2009As you may know, I’m a great fan of the Ajuntament city map. Unlike the Google map, which shows Barcelona as it actually lies, the Ajuntament map shows it in the stylized or geometrical way that every city map I have ever used since I first came here in 1973 does. That’s why I have no clue which way north, south, east and west are.
Read moreDefying The Law
Thursday, September 17, 2009Have you heard of La Ley de Falta Uno (The Law of One Thing Missing) whereby you can never ever complete a bureacratic transaction in one go? Yesterday I had one more proof that you can’t defy it. And I should know better.
Read moreWhat Makes Catalunya Tick: The Food
Monday, August 31, 2009During a conversation about food, a recent arrival from UK asked her new Catalan friend/language exchange: “if this was your last night on earth and you could eat whatever you wanted, absolutely anything… what would that be?”
The guy barely stopped to think: “Bread and tomato.”