Suite Spagna 32 Rome
Piazza di Spagna no32 Rome, Lazio, Italy
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A "Taste" of Home to go with a Taste of Italy
... on appetizers and drinks and the whole 9 yards. True Italian meal. I had the fish - really good. The only thing that stunk about dinner was that it was hard to hear because some protest was going on across the square and they had speakers and microphones so it was super loud.
After dinner we went to get gelato and walked around the square. After gelato we both went our separate ...
Tired Tired Tired
... no way me to hook up and download them. Hopefully in a few days when we get to Florence well have internet connection so we can.
We didn't get to the Vatican today, They actually had sold us tickets for yesterday at the Vatican Museum but ended up they were closed due to the Beatification of Pope John Paul.
Tomorrow half day tour to Pompeii then Vatican and then on way to Florence. Ciao For ...
Roamin in Roma
... my books and my british boyfriend walked in! I had a mild heart attack. My books were only $92.70 - unreal - I dropped about 500 bones on books my first semester at MSU. Next stop - currency exchange. It was a success! We made it there without getting lost and finally exchanged our american dollars for euros - third times a charm. While we were over that way we stopped by the spanish steps, took some pictures, walked down a street with a lot of ...
Cooking with Daniela
... Even though Chris doesn’t really cook anything, I booked him in as well, as part of the class was being walked around the Testaccio market at Piazza Testaccio and some of the local stores to buy everything we’d need to cook the dishes selected for the hands on class.
Class started at 9:30am with us meeting our host just near the Testaccio market. When the alarm went off at 8am, I thought I was having a near death experience and Chris, who had had a slight ...
A Day in the Sun
... since it is a B & B run by a family in some ancient palazzo and he definitely did not speak English). It will be an adventure within an adventure and I can't wait.
Tomorrow is a full day in Tarquinia and Cerveteri, two very important Etruscan towns with some fabulous graves that have intact frescoes. I have never been to either place and am so excited to finally be going.
I will definitely sleep well tonight!
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