Jolly Ambasciatori Turin
Corso Vittorio Emanuele 104 Turin, Piedmont, 10121, Italy
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Tudi po tirih, če je treba
... kjer smo imeli pet hodov - najprej predjed, sledila je glavna jed. Prinesejo novo glavno jed (vsakič meso + prilogo). OK, bodi dovolj. Veliko (lahko) pojem, ampak tole je bilo že na meji.
Ko smo že vsi siti čakali le še sladico, so nam prinesli nov zrezek s krompirjem in zelenjavno prilogo. OMG. Ana se je čudila, ampak tukaj sem tudi jaz odpovedala:) Prav škoda se mi je zdelo vse te hrane. ...
Sunshine, Santas and dinner with an Italian family
... makes it easy for Caitlin to learn more as they help her find the words and obviously really care about her.
She has a lovely space there in their office...a huge sofa bed and her own shower and toilet and door to the outside to which she has a key. So she had a great set up there. Their house is beautiful, apparently designed by Nadia and Marco, whose parents live next door and pop over all the time to check what is going on! The Nono reminds me a bit of ...
Torino, Italy
... on the Baroque and classical style of Versailles. Examples of these French-themed edifices include the Royal Palace of Turin, the Palazzina di caccia of Stupinigi and the Basilica di Superga.
Turin is sometimes called the "cradle of Italian liberty", due to its having been the birthplace and home of notable politicians and people who contributed to the Risorgimento, such as Cavour.
The city currently hosts some of Italy's ...
We wuz robbed...
... a huge loss (I keep my credit cards separate and by me all the time.) The thing I lost the most however, was time. I spent almost the entire day either cancelling cards, ordering new ones or sitting in police stations waiting to be interviewed by people who speak even less English than I do Italian.
Eventually it was all sorted though, so I decided to cheer myself up with a trip to the Museum of the Risorgimento, which was ...closed ...
Shroud
In the morning, I was playing with Kurt on the balcony of Alessandro's place, and I hear
the voice of a woman above me on her balcony. "Ca bella."
I smiled and said, "Gratzie!"
By 11:30, I left for the church. There were so many people. It is so humbling to realize how this relic is a part of so many lives. I was ...



