Corallo Rome
44 via Palestro Rome, Lazio, 00185, Italy
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When in Rome, do as the Romans do 2
... wanneer we uit school komen. Doordat Italianen de koffie gelijk staande aan de bar drinken, is de koffie vaak lauw, zodat je hem snel kan wegdrinken. Dat maakt hem echter niet minder lekker. Wanneer je je koffie niet aan de bar maar aan een tafeltje drinkt, betaal je extra voor de service.. Maar om een voorbeeldje te noemen, op school is een verse cappuccino €0,90.
Ik denk dat ik nog ...
Arrival in Rome
... mini rodeo drive!)--and wait a short hour before boarding the plane to ROME!
On our plane to Rome, I thankfully fall asleep on Eden's lap and wake up when the plane stops at our final destination...We wait two long hours for our bags and then trek to the train station where we meet a really nice guy who offered to help us out with our travels! (Named Leo ;)) When we arrived to our Hotel-- which said that it was ...
Last Day in Europe :-(
... a bottle, and I could tell it was sparkling water before even opening it. It was absolutely disgusting. I really don’t know how people drink that stuff. It’s like pop without the flavoring. Daniel and I forced ourselves to drink it though.
Our food came, and mine definitely wasn’t what I was expected. It was drenched in oil and well, it was soggy bread. I was able to eat half of it, but it was kind of gross watching the oil just run off. ...
Ave Maria for Auntie Lena... and for me
This week my great-aunt Lena (my mother's mother's sister) passed away; she had leukemia. I wasn't close to her as she lived in NYC all of her life and even when I did live there for a time we didn't see each other often. Auntie Lena's death affects me mostly by way of sympathy for my own mother. Now she only has one aunt on her mother and her father's sides left. That generation spanned many decades, with some of my mother's ...
Lost and Found
... these people kept trying to take our picture..oh but it's free, they said. Yeah right). :) Also along the tour was a walk along Via del Corso, where we found an H&M (holler!) and I realized that every woman in this town is skiiiiiny and needs to eat some pasta or something! And I had my first real Italian cappucino...deliziosa!
Later that evening was a lovely dinner at Ristorante di Gabriello, where we attempted to practice some of the few Italian ...



