We took the train back to Barcelona early so that we could try once more for La Segrada Familia.  It was worth it.  We did the audio tour and they give you a player and a headset.  I would recommend it, it goes into a lot of detail and helps to make sure you see everything inside and outside the building.

Later that evening we went to Tablao Cordoba for dinner and a flamenco show.  The food was ok and the show was pretty good, even though it felt a little stiff.  The performers were great.  There were four women and one man dancing at different points in the show.  When it was over and everyone was clapping for the performers, Jenn remarked how the one guy got so much more applause even though he danced a lot less (and with with somewhat less ‘show’).  The ladies that had performed also noticed this and made a face to one another during his applause.  It was pretty funny.  I had to fly home the next morning while Jenn stayed and worked for a week in Barcelona.