The Renaissance Capital, a few Guiseppes, and the place for honeymooners and women on foot
December 1st 2007 I am really looking to cover a lot of ground in taking you back to Florence and Sorrento with my study abroad group, but I realized that it could work well that way. For one, I met two different Italian guys that were named Guiseppe, one in Florence, and one on our last night in Sorrento. But each place had special little niches where I could go sit and work on my scrapbook journal, or where I cou
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