Rome sucks!
From having to deal with an ATM card that won't work, unbelievably enourmous crowds, a traffic system that constantly seems like it is on the verge of gridlock, to a body clock that essentially ends my day at 6 PM, and has me wide awake at 2 AM this vacation has not gotten off to a good start.
I can only hope things will get better once we get to Florence (we leave today), and then on to the farm house in Tuscany.
Beyond that, I will say the people are friendly, mostly speak English (they have to in order to deal with the inordinate number of Americans here), and the first pizza I had, although thinner than what I remember, and the application of toppings different, tasted identical to what I remember pizza tasting like when I was growing up in Pittsburgh.
So things aren't that bad.
Stay tuned for more updates. Maybe?? :)
From having to deal with an ATM card that won't work, unbelievably enourmous crowds, a traffic system that constantly seems like it is on the verge of gridlock, to a body clock that essentially ends my day at 6 PM, and has me wide awake at 2 AM this vacation has not gotten off to a good start.
I can only hope things will get better once we get to Florence (we leave today), and then on to the farm house in Tuscany.
Beyond that, I will say the people are friendly, mostly speak English (they have to in order to deal with the inordinate number of Americans here), and the first pizza I had, although thinner than what I remember, and the application of toppings different, tasted identical to what I remember pizza tasting like when I was growing up in Pittsburgh.
So things aren't that bad.
Stay tuned for more updates. Maybe?? :)
Comments
I should have told her "it's what we holler when a fat chick leaves."
Try to have a good time and bring me back a book, please!!!
And I already bought you a book so don't worry!
Oh yeah, and just be thankful I wasn't there for the audit.