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Days 11 and 12: Pisa, Florence and Rome
... so we stayed in while Tom and Mom went to the Uffizi and Dad went to a market. We all went out to a dinner that was FANTASTIC, and possibly had too much wine. Afterward, Tom bought some Absinthe for a party back at our place, and we all drank and played music and sang and had so much fun! We laughed a whole lot! Today, we spent most of the day in transit from Florence to Rome, with a 1-hour train delay to boot. But when we got in, Julie and ...
Green Everwhere, And I Don't Mean The Plants
... trip to Italy. I will not buy a Venetian mask in Florence. (Both because Florentines don't make them and because the ones in the stores are... cheap. They have glitter. Really. I saw one with the 'age' paint chipped off to reveal white plastic. Classy. 'Hand painted' and 'quality' are not synonymous. You would not buy the same mask if I had handpainted it, not for that price, and yet I could make the same design. The shaped leather masks in Florence, though? Yes, if you like them, ...
First Day of School
... is funny is how everything is smaller here. The oven, beds, shower, even the slices of bread in a loaf are about the size of my palm. I'm about to go walk around so shops and then I'm meeting a large group of people. We are going to hike to Piazzale Michelangelo. There is a beautiful view of all of Florence from up there. I'm very excited!
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Climb Every Mountain...Twice
... at about five pm to get some night time photos. The temperature was a wee bit cool but manageable. The restaurant we had planned to go to was closed so we found another behind the main piazza which was brilliant. Paul says it was the best lasagna he has ever had. It was called Osteria de' Peccatori. In Rome and Florence, they have these small electric buses which we nicknamed 'baby ...
Forever's Gonna Start Tonight Discotheque Florence
... exorbitant, which is funny now I say that because the Florentines hate the Romans and do not associate themselves. I can’t wait to see what Rome offers on that front.Overall I’m left with a sense of an ancient city that doesn’t seem truly looked after. Graffiti everywhere, dirty cobble stone streets and a general lack of green areas. AS we are leaving now on the road to Rome/ROMA I am far more convinced that the countryside which is mostly mountainous and ...
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