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Rome November 2009
I went to Rome for Turkey Day. Italians don't know about Thanksgiving, but the Xmas decorations sprung out on Friday, right on time. Santa Claus and Baroque architecture, childish to ancient, profane to sanctimonious. In Rome, a city where nothing is new, the opposites don’t attract, they just tolerate each other in a stand-off. Lingerie ads …
Palermo a tad dirty but beautiful in many respects
... that we were at was in an affluent area, tight jeans smart jackets and high heels were the dress of choice for the attractive females. On Sunday we wandered around town virtually on our own. Then around six that night the families come out in their droves and the young people meet up with friends in the large piazzas. And then as quick as it starts it is all over by nine o'clock. Next morning we headed off ...
Just Roman Around
... looking for the Trevi Fountain, and ended up at the much less impressive Triton Fountain, but it worked out in the end because it was immediately adjacent to a supermarket out there. By the way, at the supermarket, we found a new and interesting lunchmeat that we simply had to try; Braseaola de Equino. That's right, delicious, delicious pony. (it ...
The Big Bang Theory
... se las puede agarrar...
Al final terminamos moviendonos de lugar cada noche hasta finalmente quedarnos con un chileno que nos trato como si fueramos de su familia. Estuvimos comodisimas, bien ubicadas y en la ultima noche nos invito a comer pasta a un restaurant para que tuvieramos una buena despedida de Italia.
Ahora, tengo que decir que no me gusto Roma y me dejo oficialmente agotada. Por que tanto?
- Es un despelote, lleno de basura, ...
Rome, Finals, and My Last Week Here
... I have ever had. I am going to attempt making it sometime at home. It was a fun dinner but was sad because two of my friends are leaving town tonight. After dinner, we got up and hugged each other goodbye and there were some tears. We were probably causing a big scene in the restaurant, but we did not really mind. It will be sad leaving the friends I have made here. I feel like even in the short time I have been here, I have gotten to know these people ...
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Small but neat Romantica
We spent a day in Rome pre a 10 day October Mediterranean cruise and stayed at the Hotel Romantica. The hotel is 5 minutes walk from the Termini Station where all buses, metro & trains come & go, very convenient. The station area looked a little seedy, but the crowd was very touristsy & we felt pretty safe. There are many restaurants both inside & outside the station and they stayed open till late. Romantica is a 2 star hotel and the rate very reasonable considering the price of hotels in Rome. Rooms were small but very clean & functional, & even had a hair dryer. Reception area was on the second floor and we had to maneuver a small elevator to go upstair. It was rather noisy at night because it was near the station area. But once we closed the window (it looked double paned), all's fine. Staff was very friendly and informative. There was a small breakfast room & the rate included a continental breakfast, with fresh orange juice, fresh buns, croissants, biscuits, cereal, coffee, tea. Nothing fancy, but good hearty breakfast. We did not leave Rome till early afternoon next day & since check out was 11 am, they let us leave our luggage on the premises after we checked out very early in the morning. If you are on a budget, we highly recommend this little hotel in Rome.
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