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October 10th 2006 by the adventures of kim and sam
I told you about the showers.
I took pics of the room before I left; I told you the shower was ridiculous, but here's proof!
So these pictures include: our tour of Versailles (which is a palace, in case you didn't know), the completion of Mom and Kayla's tour of Paris (Musee d'Orsay, Monmartre, Eiffel Tower, Invalides), and then our travel to Rome.
Everything in Rome went well. We ran ourselves ragged, didn't know where we were going or what anything was (except the colliseum, that one we figured out), and other random glitches (like the Sistine Chapel being closed). However, our room was huge, and we loved the trip anyway. I wouldn't exchange it for anything, and I got to do it with my mom and sister. YAY!!
So, for those of you who were living vicariously, please continue, and I promise only one more (I just don't know when).
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October 11th 2006 - sarah:
glad to see these. the thing that you call "this sweet thing" is actually the fountain of the four rivers in piazza navona. this is right by my school. i usually ate my lunch there a couple days every week.
i need to see you more.
October 11th 2006 - anonymous:
and it's the pantheon. i think the parthenon is in greece.
October 11th 2006 - sarah: and another...
no. that wasn't my house. if you had turned about 90 degree to your left, then you would have been looking at my house. but you're very close.
Well, I did see your house at least. And thanks for the clarification; now I can sound more knowledgable.
October 11th 2006 - sarah: i just can't quit with the comments
bfm=monumento Vittorio Emanuele II. this vittorio dude was a big deal, as you might guess. the street my school was on is called corso vittorio emanuele II. italians call this building the typewriter because of its shape, and they almost pulled it down at one point in time because they thought it was too big and tacky. i could see it from my apartment.
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There's totally a picture of Kirsten Dunst right here in a recent issue of Vogue.
The cool thing is I didn't know that when I took the picture.
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October 11th 2006 - sarah:
glad to see these. the thing that you call "this sweet thing" is actually the fountain of the four rivers in piazza navona. this is right by my school. i usually ate my lunch there a couple days every week.
i need to see you more.
October 11th 2006 - anonymous:
and it's the pantheon. i think the parthenon is in greece.
October 11th 2006 - sarah: and another...
no. that wasn't my house. if you had turned about 90 degree to your left, then you would have been looking at my house. but you're very close.
Well, I did see your house at least. And thanks for the clarification; now I can sound more knowledgable.
October 11th 2006 - sarah: i just can't quit with the comments
bfm=monumento Vittorio Emanuele II. this vittorio dude was a big deal, as you might guess. the street my school was on is called corso vittorio emanuele II. italians call this building the typewriter because of its shape, and they almost pulled it down at one point in time because they thought it was too big and tacky. i could see it from my apartment.
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