The best thing about Italy, obviously, is that it's shaped like a leg. The second best thing about Italy is the men. I took this on our first morning there, in Pisa, and it's my favourite shot from the whole trip.
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not Limoncello?
ReplyDeleteI hate Limoncello! That's the only bad thing about Italy. That and the crazy driving.
ReplyDeleteWonder if their mum is cooking for them back there in the house, somewhere :D
ReplyDeleteWhat a surprise to have you stop by and comment on my blog. You must have seen that I've been stalking your blog. You have INCREDIBLE talent!! I live my sometimes dull life through your adventures. I LOVE your writing!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt must be strange to see a link to your blog on a strangers link list?
But they can be a little sleazy?
ReplyDeleteOh god, I think I like sleazy :(
ReplyDeleteHey there Gypsy... thank you so much for the lovely compliments. No, I don't find it strange to see a link on a stranger's blog — nearly all my blog-chums are strangers.
I've often wondered this, what do Italians wear when it's cold?
ReplyDeletereally? the men? I couldn't stand them. when i was in italy all the men wore tight pants with visible bulges, loud shirts, and pointy shoes, and they were super creepy slimey scary gross. except the old men. italian men over the age of 65 are great.
ReplyDeleteI think I would prefer the Italian women and snowboarding in the north, but having never been there I could be wrong about both.
ReplyDeleteThey don't look very Italian to me, more like Moroccan or Algerian, or maybe Libyan.
ReplyDeleteGreat smiles, great colours and great photo, though!
They are surely Moroccan!
ReplyDeleteI am Italian.