And now what?: Traveling... under the Pescara sun

Amie, Fabiola and Katie had to leave Italy the really early in morning after we came back from San Martino. Ans since it was four in the morning, I was barely awake to watch it happen. It was really sad, but lucky for me I was staying a bit longer and got to enjoy the Italian surroundings some more.

One of the things I learned in these days is that Italians think they speak English by just saying the Italian word minus the last letter. Here is a nice example Sara's flatmate Kirsty gave us (ps. fredo is cold in Italian).
Kid: I am fred.
Kirtsy: O, do you want me to call you Fred?
Kid: No. I am fred.
Yes. Indeed he was trying really hard to say he was cold.

Another great thing is the aperativo. if you order any drink after 5pm, they give you free food. I love food and I love free things. So this made me very very happy.
But then they have this awkward law. You are not allowed to leave your receipt behind in a restaurant. You are obliged to take it. Why? No idea.

I have to admit that I spend most of my time in Italy shopping and eating. And it was simply the best (better than all the rest!).

XOXO