A Day of Museums!

Wow, I hit up 3 museums on Sunday (shout out to you Grandpa!). I woke up early (11) and went for a walk to the Hospital de los Venerables, which I learned was not free until 4 pm, so I turned my rump around and said I'll just come back this afternoon. Then I wandered into the Museo de Arte y Costumbres, in Plaza America in Parque Maria Luisa. It was so pretty (Obviously). Sadly, the museum was a waste of 1,50, because it was super boring.

This is the contraption they use to make olive oil.

Luckily, there was second museum in the plaza, the Museum Archelogico, or the Archeology Museum, which was free! I saw a bunch of Roman Ruins from Italica (the Sevilla Ancient Roman city that I visited back in September), and some uncovered jewelry.

After that, I just sat in the park for a while to take it all in. It was so peaceful.

After that I went to Hospital de los Venerables, which is a like really pretty church that the the monks used to live in. It also had a museum on the Arab light through art and science. It was pretty cool. The church was really cool though because it wasn't the usual gold paint that they use (which just looks tacky to me) but pastels. One thing is for sure though, if I went to church in Europe, I would never pay attention. I'd just be looking at the walls.

Now for my stroll through Santa Cruz, such a pretty neighborhood. I also passed Puerta Jerez, where we hang out a lot. How can I leave this?

It's better to have loved and have lost than to not have loved at all I guess...