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Day 10: Florence
... and the writer of the Divine Comedy. Come ON!! I geeked out a bit. Not to mention, the cathedral itself was stunning, as we the cloisters and courtyard outside. We headed back to the apartment and Mom cooked us a fantastic pot roast with potatoes, carrots, mushrooms, onions, and a salad. We enjoyed the delicious dinner around the large dining room table, sipped champagne, talked, laughed, and enjoyed the evening. Now, it's time to rest our very weary bodies and prepare for another ...
Ciao Firenze :)
... Florence, a little more, alone. Found the Piazza where the imitation statue of David is and the Ponte Vecchio bridge. The view from the bridge was beautiful!!!! Went back to the Chinese restaurant for lunch with my friend and then my friend, sister & I started exploring Florence. It was raining and it wasn't fun site seeing in that kind of weather - oh well! Saw David, Ponte Vecchio & called it a night :)
Saturday we left for Rome. Details about Rome are in my other blog!
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'Allora'
... Italy, when a teacher yells 'allora!' it means you'd better sit up and shut up. Trouble's a-coming. Either find a way to stop Carlo Sassetti from swinging on the shutters or be quick and close the window. The woman means business. There is a certain power in the expression, especially when it's accompanied by an exclamation point. Allora followed by a comma, however, changes the cards completely. Relax, it means her monologue is going to be long. Hours may pass before you'll ...
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... one there) and plopped me right on and had all of us practice riding and guiding them in a little gated area. My horses name was Princess and she was actually a really good horse (that’s probably why they gave her to me knowing that I didn’t know what the heck I was doing) Once we got going on the paths, we had to have our horses stay in a single-file line and Princess was a little impatient with that, always riding on top of the horse in front of us. The ride ...
Florence - Day 1
... family for two centuries and served as Napoleon’s base of power for a brief period. This place has it all. It has royal apartments, Renaissance Art, sculpture, costumes, visiting exhibitions, gardens, silver, etc. It’s also a spectacular building. We spent a couple of hours wandering inside. The painted ceilings are as exciting as the lavish rooms and the walls filled with masterpieces. Kaela had a ...
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