More (incredibly belated) highlights from our honeymoon--the Italian chapter.
Saturday, January 19, 2008
On: Florence and Paris Highlights!
Please, take a moment to get nice and comfy with our shamefully late follow-up post on our honeymoon through Italy and France!
Since pictures are supposed to be worth a thousand words a piece, perhaps it would be better to let our photos do most of the talking:
Don't leave home without it! The TURTLE TUBE!!!! In short, it can only be described as a life-saver! We wore these everywhere, you'll see pictures of them soon...
Beautiful views: This was just some of the beautiful scenery--the beginning of it anyway. This was taken during out last leg of the trip as we flew over the French Alps. Wow.
Turtle Fur in Action: We prefer to think that we looked like ninjas, not crazy people. While Jon isn't wearing his, if you look closely at his ears, you'll see that his head is being hugged by 180s, the coolest ear-muffs ever.
For the Art Enthusiasts: ...and then we reminded ourselves that we were, in fact, alive and staring at the Pieta AND the Mona Lisa (at different times). All of the art that we saw was unbelievable. We've seen these paintings and sculptures in art books/art history classes/movies, but standing in front of them was ethereal.
Since pictures are supposed to be worth a thousand words a piece, perhaps it would be better to let our photos do most of the talking:
Don't leave home without it! The TURTLE TUBE!!!! In short, it can only be described as a life-saver! We wore these everywhere, you'll see pictures of them soon...
Beautiful views: This was just some of the beautiful scenery--the beginning of it anyway. This was taken during out last leg of the trip as we flew over the French Alps. Wow.
Turtle Fur in Action: We prefer to think that we looked like ninjas, not crazy people. While Jon isn't wearing his, if you look closely at his ears, you'll see that his head is being hugged by 180s, the coolest ear-muffs ever.
For the Art Enthusiasts: ...and then we reminded ourselves that we were, in fact, alive and staring at the Pieta AND the Mona Lisa (at different times). All of the art that we saw was unbelievable. We've seen these paintings and sculptures in art books/art history classes/movies, but standing in front of them was ethereal. Sunday, January 13, 2008
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