There is a stereotype about Italy that generally assumes that everything takes forever, that there is a huge amount of bureaucracy and red tape, and that it’s difficult generally to get anything done. We’ve never really found that to be … Continue reading →
Now that we’ve found an apartment, it’s exciting to say that this is our street! It’s not in the middle of the old town, but just on the edge. And it’s a pedestrian area (or at least “traffico limitato – … Continue reading →
We arrived in Italy with three rolling suitcases, a computer case, a backpack and this . . . I do wish I had taken a picture of all of our luggage, as the visual would have been good. Now, … Continue reading →
Well, we did have a little money – maybe €5 – but somehow we managed to not have any money returning on this trip. Maybe we misplaced it somewhere in our move, etc., but we landed in Italy with the … Continue reading →
