autumn's coming

visited Dali museum last Sunday. among all, i especially liked this serial of water color paitings. it's all sweet! the coulorful things, of christmas trees, butterflies and lady's dresses would really make you feel happiness, like a wonderful bedroom full of dolls and toys for a child.
it was the first of august, the PLA day, the first time that i went on excursion with my new flatmate , and the last sunday before autumn of 2010! anyway, impressive dali and the castle of figueres.the castle had a pentagon shape, and we even saw deers! amazing landscape at the top of the mountain.

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