Carolyn Lieder was with Kathy and me for a wonderful and full day–the cathedral–awesome, awesome, and we climbed the heights of the Giralda, which is the tall tower of the cathedral and the symbol of the city of Seville; the Alcazar–the Royal Palace that is Moorish in style overall, with manicured gardens and flowing fountains and peacocks; the old Jewish quarter, which is called Santa Cruz, with its pastel and white-washed buildings lining narrow lanes; the Spanish Exposition site with its striking architecture and beautiful Spanish tiles; FLAMENCO–a passionate and powerful dance; devoted Roman Catholics in a candle-filled church and then in silent procession with the Christ and Mary statutes lifted high as they moved slowly with incense through Seville streets. What a day!