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Never Eat On Sundays
After waking up this morning specifically for the purpose of getting some food in my belly and discussing the project with katie - we unhappily discovered that due to some crazy activities everything we know has been closed. My options are Kebab or this little place further down the street, possibly a few others but they all involve paying sadly. I wonder what is going on in the square - ...
Milan
... they even had fragments from cups for mass. They demonstrated the way in which the baptistery actually got the water too, by using this complex hydraulic system so the water was always fresh.
When we came back up from this a mass was going on and we realized why the areas had been closed off earlier.
Then we walked around for a while until our backs hurt to much and we had to sit and find a bathroom. So all ...
Verona
... later telling me she was wondering what I would do if she said "step back a little..." Then an English guy took our picture after we were like "this guy must think we are nuts" We walked through the sand on the steps which marked how high the water flooded - which was very high. We then walked to a church which was closed, and crossed back over the (ponte pietro) bridge to get to the duomo which we went inside and took ...
Romeo! Romeo! Translation: Desperate! Desperate!
... you who read my blog avidly (I love you all so much by the way), you will remember that the inner Shakespeare geek in me was introduced to Europe when I visited his birthplace, Stratford-upon-Avon. This continued in London at the Globe Theatre. So, it only made sense to complete this circle and visit the city of Verona, birthplace of one of the most tragic love stories.
Did you know that Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet actually has a sliver of historical truth to ...
Verona, la città d'amore
... It was alright, my italian is getting better already. Since my professors are not allowed to do the physics classes in english, they are all in italian anyway. But after two weeks I am actually able to understand most of it. only the talking is still hard to do.
I discovered a local street artist who paints silhouette men on the walls of padova. Apperently there are 10 of them, I only found 3. So there is only 7 more to find, but there is still some time left.
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