At this point, most of the Italians I had run into seemed very nice and outgoing. The only ones that freaked me out were the gypsies and the homeless people. M friend that I am staying with lives with an American girl and an Austrian girl. They are both so nice and everyone here that my friend is friends with seems to be from a different part of the world. I can definitely see myself living in Italy. It's not hard to get around and as long as you have a map and a brain, it's easy! I am so glad that my background in hospitality and international travel has come in handy here.
Also, we decided to go out again the last night in Rome. We did a pub crawl which took us to 7 pubs/discos. It was so much fun! We met people from Germany, Columbia, Finland, and Austria. I made so many new friends. The night life in Rome was much like it is in the U.S. except a little bit crazier and there are definitely less limits! The fashion in Italy is incredible and I feel as if I know a new culture just observing Italian fashion. Also, I love that Italians eat everything fresh. All organic. Even in Rome, where it's very touristy, there were always markets and fresh bakeries at every corner.
There were also so many ancient ruins all around Rome that had been yet to be discovered. I will never forget my trip to Rome...
The next day we traveled back to Florence and took some time to rest! Upcoming... a whole day shopping in Florence: market, thrift stores, fashion streets, vendors and relaxation!
This week: Cinque Terre on Tuesday, St. Patrick's day in Florence on Wed., and Venice on Thursday!!!
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