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Rome Wasn't Built in a Day...
... the street from the convent we stayed in. Maybe while I'm here I can take another trip down there and have a more relaxed and nostalgic trip.
This next week should be interesting. I'll have all my classes and then on Friday night I will head up to Munich with the ESN group for Oktoberfest and get back early Sunday. It will also be a crazy weekend, but hopefully well worth the ...
11,000 Beasts, 10,000 Gladiators, 100 Days
... like Elvis! It was hysterical. There was a group of young guys doing some choreographed hip hop dancing, too. We thought they were pretty amazing so we watched them for a while and then we walked to the Pantheon! Another architectural feat! It was beautiful inside! Fun Fact- the Pantheon is now a church! Although, I guess one couple was unaware of this and were acting a little disrespectfully with some PDA. After that, we went to the ...
Modern and Ancient Roman history.....
... they were behaving like that. I said “Buon Giorno” to the Guide and mentioned that I had a couple of questions for her when she’s finished breakfast (I was in a separate room). She eventually came to my table and I asked her about the best location to buy Bus or Metro tickets.
After breakfast I went back to the room and got my gear organized. On the way out, I asked one of the Clerks about the best route to Fosse Ardeatine. He ...
Roman Holiday
... flight and after that, they have to ride outside…
Arrival at Rome was without a snag, once again waived through passport control into Italy. Which means that even though I’ve been in and out of the country many times, I’ve still never received an Italian passport stamp. And once again – probably just to fool the Germans and the French – they will have no idea when I entered the EU (see June 17, 2007 entry with ...
Off to the center of the universe (Rome)
We have a late checkout today, and that is a good thing as our train to Rome leaves around six o clock. In the morning I do some work while Linda is researching our options for Greece or Turkey. And before we know it it is noon already. We had our minds set on a pizza in a famous pizza place on a little square in town (Pizzeria Mediterranea) . It is a very small restaurant with a classic wood burning pizza oven the size of a flying ...