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Going up
... so it was back downhill, past a tall tower I will need to identify, past Trajan's markets, down the Via dei Fori Imperiali, and ... That was as far as we got before deciding to stop for a relatively early dinner at Angelino ai Fori.
We'd noticed some commotion in the area in front of the Vittoriano as we turned onto via dei Fori Imperiali, and during dinner it became apparent that it was a protest that was headed in our ...
Sauntering into Sorrento
... had been OK. We told him that the meal was very tasty thank you! He patted his tummy, I said ‘too much pizza?’, he said ‘no, not enough sex!’ We shrieked with laughter. He pulled a condom from his pocket and put it on the table and looked sad, pointed to it and said ‘it is past its use-by-date!’ :) As we were leaving he picked up this cup of cappuccino like he was going to take it to someone and bumped into Renee making the cup tip ...
Which way to the Forum?
... was getting late in the afternoon so we decided to return another day, a decision we would later regret.. The next morning we decided to go to the Vatican. If I was a better Catholic I would have known that Wednesday is "audience with the Pope" morning. We just assumed that all the crowds and security were normal business, but as we moved through the lines we started to figure out that there was a "buzz" in the crown and something ...
So many cities, so little time
... kiosks and so many stores with masks and cool stuff like that! We found the internet cafe, printed out what we needed, and continued wandering. I wanted to find a museum that I thought had archaic art, but when we got to where it was - in the Jewish ghetto - I realized that "ebraic" is not Italian for "archaic" and we ended up not finding the place. And I also tripped on cobblestones and broke my sandal. So that was a nice little detour... however we got lost when ...
La Dolce Vita
... Thousands crowded onto the steps, posing for pictures, making out and picking pockets of fanny pack wearing tourists. Having not been crushed to death in the crowds, we continued onto the even more crowded Via dei Condotti. We stumbled upon Basilica dei Santi Ambrogio e Carlo al Corso, the first of many churches my mother will want to go inside since she's sooooooo (not) religious. I won't argue, it was beautiful but not my cup of ...
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