To call Italy home feels like a dream come true. I walk in the streets, wondering if I could ever live in a foreign country for more than a few months. I question my durability to do so; but for now, I'm enjoying the extrinsic views of Rome. For the past 2 weeks (or so), I've visited most general tourist spots mentioned in your typical travel book. From Piazza d'Spagna to the Villa Borghese, its almost the same cobblestone road filled with gelato and cappuccino alike. I thought it was impossible to absorb all that is Rome, and though I'm still far from that with so much to capture and observe, the main 'for what it is known for' like the Vatican and the Coloseum, I've seen within a few days. Outside of your 'educational' aspect
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