I’ve now cracked the 100 days barrier, until I can return to Venice.
Here is something I love, and miss, in that city.
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Hello World · Walk along with me
Hello World 
I’m homesick now!
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That’s a bitter-sweet feeling, Annie. Do you have some special shrines you’d like me to check for you when I’m next there?
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Isn’t it wonderful the day the great Venice countdown drops into double digits….
We’ve 119 to go (but really I’m not counting – we’ll only occasionally)
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Hi, Mary
I know what you mean! I’ve been talking in weeks, but now I’ve thrown caution to the wind.
A presto!
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These addictions take their toll, Andrew. But, never, ever go cold turkey! 🙂
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We bought a dvd called Canaletto’s Venice from that free musical instruments exhibition. They have slightly animated the paintings and have sounds of Venice in the background. Sounds tacky but the noises give us a Venice fix occasionally.
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I think you love and miss everything about that city.
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I think you’ve got that right, Darlene!
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Grazie, bella.
It made morning bells and a coffee for me.
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Don’t you love the sound of those bells? That campo is really a beehive most of the day, and far into the night, with the Uni students. The people who live there might not find that so charming.
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