Finally, we've found a decent place to eat in Venice. If you ever visit here, check out the Bar Ai Nomboli on rio terra dei nomboli.
A few other random observations:
1. The Italians really like that atrocious song "Umbrella" by, who is that, Rihanna? I've heard it everywhere. We were in the grocery store buying wine yesterday and some little kid pushed past me with that song playing on his cell phone! Now it's playing in the Internet cafe. I just can't seem to get away from it...
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Finally, we've found a decent place to eat in Venice. If you ever visit here, check out the Bar Ai Nomboli on rio terra dei nomboli.
A few other random observations:
1. The Italians really like that atrocious song "Umbrella" by, who is that, Rihanna? I've heard it everywhere. We were in the grocery store buying wine yesterday and some little kid pushed past me with that song playing on his cell phone! Now it's playing in the Internet cafe. I just can't seem to get away from it...
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Finally, we've found a decent place to eat in Venice. If you ever visit here, check out the Bar Ai Nomboli on rio terra dei nomboli.
A few other random observations:
1. The Italians really like that atrocious song "Umbrella" by, who is that, Rihanna? I've heard it everywhere. We were in the grocery store buying wine yesterday and some little kid pushed past me with that song playing on his cell phone! Now it's playing in the Internet cafe. I just can't seem to get away from it...
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Finally, we've found a decent place to eat in Venice. If you ever visit here, check out the Bar Ai Nomboli on rio terra dei nomboli.
A few other random observations:
1. The Italians really like that atrocious song "Umbrella" by, who is that, Rihanna? I've heard it everywhere. We were in the grocery store buying wine yesterday and some little kid pushed past me with that song playing on his cell phone! Now it's playing in the Internet cafe. I just can't seem to get away from it...
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I'm in Italy. The weather is perfect. The wine is flowing. The food is, well, so-so. But that may be because we're in Venice. As far as I can tell, this isn't a city known for its culinary delights. It's known for its art.
That is, after all, why we're here.
To catch you up, I'm traveling in Europe for the next few weeks with the man friend and two artists, and the latter couple is dead set on seeing the Venice Biennale. I agreed to devote...
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The Property: Built in 1873 by one of the first residents of what was then suburban Irving Park, this brick Italianate house is filled with hand-crafted vintage features, including the door and window trim and the intricate wooden floor inlays. Otherwise, the place has the feel of a brand-new house, thanks to the restoration efforts of the past two owners, who took care to preserve the home’s original character while making it livable for the 21st century... Read more
