Goodbye, Italy.

Everything is wet on the train!!

The casino in Monte Carlo from afar. . . .

Do you get the picture?
Walking in Cinque Terre was tiring . . .

Well, this is it, I guess. I've had an awesome time here in Italy and I can't believe I'm leaving. I'm getting good at navigating the Italian language and its country, so it seems like such a shame to leave now when I'm on a roll. But that would happen no matter when I left. I fly to London tomorrow! HOW AWESOME!

I had a great Shabbos in Milano! And now, I work in Ruth's restaurant in Firenze (for two days), which is so much fun and I eat for free, which is great. Today, there was a reservation for a big group, but we didn't have any details, including when they'd be coming. I thought, this should be fun! It'll be packed and there will be plenty for me to do. Simcha even saw me this morning and said, "We need you today." It gave me a great feeling (someone needs me! I'm useful for something!). I was almost glad that they weren't kids when we saw them walk through the door, but then I was quickly regretting that one. It was a group from America of 24 altercockers about 70 and up. All of them. Have you ever had that feeling that G-d is laughing is you for some reason? It was rediculous. That's all I can say about it really. This is of me and Simcha after the madness. . . .

I'm gonna miss Italy though. A lot. I even had to say goodbye to some friends I've made while here which was weird and kinda sad. Like, ok, we're never gonna see each other again, so . .. . I dunno . . bye, I guess.