Ahh, day two of Drupalcon has come and gone. Sorry this post wasn't up sooner... the wireless in our apartment decided to stop working altogether today, so I had to type this up in the evening and post it from the venue. C'est la vie. Briefly, I will let you know that I ended up skipping the morning sessions to explore La Sagrada Familia with my wife. A little bit of this post will be about that with some photos below, but I did make it back to Drupalcon this afernoon for a few sessions (install profiles, Ubercart.org, and a BoF session on training new Drupallers) and some fun meet-ups with other Drupallers I only know by their usernames and avatars.

Well, day one has come and gone. Christina is in bed beside me asleep and feeling more toward the better side of things. She's been sick since last night, unfortunately, most likely due to the disrupted schedule and lack of good food and enough water. Nik gave her a cocktail of medicines that have been helping. Hopefully she'll feel up to a tour we will take tomorrow of La Sagrada Familia... which is incredible! I'll post pictures later of the place lit up at night. Onto some details about the conference...

Well, Christina and I did arrive in Barcelona in one piece yesterday afternoon. We landed right on time around 2:30 PM and had an adventurous time making it to our apartment. It took us a lot of question asking, map reading, and confusion, but we were able to take a train to the metro (subway) which had a stop at La Sagrada Familia near our apartment. (The cathedral is incredible!)

Well, after many hours of typing away, I've finally finished the three session outlines. I posted them over at Ubercart.org and think a link from here will suffice. I'd appreciate any feedback on the outlines and content covered, especially if I'm leaving out something important! Now I just need to finalize the demo servers and I'm outta here.

Click here for the thread with the outlines.

That's right... Ubercart has been slated for not just one session at this year's Drupalcon in Barcelona but three. I suppose we're only doing three because I am not superhuman (after all). The sessions will each target different audiences and are outlined below: