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Rome:Crazy city!
... the usual and she was very friendly. We asked the same and she said her husband had died not so long ago and that she had just decided she wanted to leave and get away for awhile. For some reason she had a great impression on me and I really felt for her. I have thought of her several times on our vacation and I think she just made me realize that time is too short… enjoy it while you can.
Love you and miss you all.
-J
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Rome
... for dinner. We were quite hungry and ordered pasta, but somehow Sam's requested side salad morphed into something for two, although Dave wasn't helping her out with it. Reminded us of the The Big Salad, a Sienfeld episode. It was more like a main course salad. Sam had probably already had a good go at it when this photo was taken.
We went for a lovely walk in the evening, when it was cooler. Rome is so lovely ...
Time really flies when you're having fun..
... er vermeld staat dat ik 4 weken les heb gevolgd op niveau C1 volgens het Europees referentie kader. Dit is het op een na hoogste te behalen niveau bij vreemde taalverwerving. Nadat ik afscheid had genomen van mijn klasgenoten en mijn leraar, Roberto, die mij nog vertelde dat ik zeker bij terugkomst moest door blijven gaan met mijn Italiaans, nu ik zo’n hoog niveau had behaald, ging ik voor de laatste keer ...
Arrival in Roma!
... with statues, the water cascades from every part and is incredibly clear. It is said that whoever drinks from the fountain or throws in a coin will surely return to Rome…. The architecture is breathtaking everywhere around and it's so easy to see why it's called the city of romance.
The Collosseum is proclaimed to be one of the greatest wonders of Roman civilization, construction of this amphitheater began in 72 AD and ...
Day 14: Oh, precious is the Flo~
... at the Academia.
We bought some stamps from a cigar shop as we walked from the hotel to town. It seems like stamps can be purchased from cigar shops here in Europe and they sell "caffe" too. Our tour manager mentioned that Starbucks would not survive here in Italy because the two coffee-drinking cultures are very different. Instead of sitting down in a comfy couch and surfing online while sipping a grande latte, Italians take their caffes lukewarm in ...