Felt relieved that we were travelling without kids when during the 3-hour flight to Helsinki, a little girl (around 3 years old) sitting two rows away from us was really cranky. Every now and then she screamed and squealed as loudly as possible, then cried as loudly as possible as well for a long time. The crazy thing was that she always started doing the whole thing again when I tried to sleep. And when I finally gave up on trying to sleep, she stopped whatever she was doing. Boy, were we so glad to get off that plane (as I'm sure the other passengers who sat near her)!:-D
Anyhow, the best thing of the whole trip was to have our caricatures done. I'd been dying to have it done for years and finally we did it!!! Here's the final product. We're both SO pleased with the result. It's money worth spent (€20). :-D Lots of memories and laughter! Here's to life! :-D
Cool caricatures!!! :D Glad to hear that you had a great time in Rome!
ReplyDeleteYeah, it was really a much needed break. :-D
DeleteGorgeous! Rome is one of our favourite European cities. Glad you enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteYep. SO MANY things to see. Not enough time to see them all he he he...
DeleteSo would you recommend Rome for someone who signs? :D I did hear that there's a gladiator near the Colleisum (sp) who is deaf and signs. By any chance you bumped into him? :D
ReplyDeleteI saw a few gladiators near Colosseum, but we didn't talk to them 'coz we weren't planning on taking pics with them. On the way back to the airport by taxi, we saw a few guys getting ready with their gladiator outfits in front of the Colosseum. :-D
DeleteI think there are SOOOOOOOOOOO many beautiful things (buildings, churches, artwork, fountains, ceilings) to see in Rome. It's kinda overwhelming actually 'coz there's not enough time to see everything. :-)
I'm sure it'd mean more to Catholics, though (I'm not a Catholic) he he he...but it's still a feast for the eyes. :-) So yes, I'd recommend Rome to you, too. :-)