Obviously the answer to this question is the entire world. But I'll probably never have the time or money so I pick Italy. Just from my only trip out of the country to Ireland, I have good feelings toward Europe. There are tons of places I'd like to go such as some of South America and Australia, but Europe seems to be comparetively a little less sketch. If I were forced to learn another language it would definetly be Italian, so I'd like to go and hear all the cool accents and pretty italian words that people say. There's lots of water and beaches around which is always a plus, and soccer is the huge sport. Italy has all kinds of historical things too. Their buildings are big and beautiful and there's lots of fun fountains there. But the real reason I'd like to go to Italy is of course, for the food. Naples (so I've heard) has the best pizza in the world. I would pretty much do anything to be able to say I ate the best pizza in the WORLD. In Naples they have strict laws on how pizza is made, so that alone tells you it has to be amazing. And then theres gelato. I freakin love me some gelato. I don't even know why it's so good, but when I see a gelato place I have to get some. So there's no telling how many pounds I would come back with after visiting Italy, but I wouldn't mind giving it a shot one day. Pizza, gelato, beaches, and soccer. Why don't I live there?
Friday, March 18, 2011
Bene Mangia
Day 20- A picture of somewhere you'd love to travel.
Obviously the answer to this question is the entire world. But I'll probably never have the time or money so I pick Italy. Just from my only trip out of the country to Ireland, I have good feelings toward Europe. There are tons of places I'd like to go such as some of South America and Australia, but Europe seems to be comparetively a little less sketch. If I were forced to learn another language it would definetly be Italian, so I'd like to go and hear all the cool accents and pretty italian words that people say. There's lots of water and beaches around which is always a plus, and soccer is the huge sport. Italy has all kinds of historical things too. Their buildings are big and beautiful and there's lots of fun fountains there. But the real reason I'd like to go to Italy is of course, for the food. Naples (so I've heard) has the best pizza in the world. I would pretty much do anything to be able to say I ate the best pizza in the WORLD. In Naples they have strict laws on how pizza is made, so that alone tells you it has to be amazing. And then theres gelato. I freakin love me some gelato. I don't even know why it's so good, but when I see a gelato place I have to get some. So there's no telling how many pounds I would come back with after visiting Italy, but I wouldn't mind giving it a shot one day. Pizza, gelato, beaches, and soccer. Why don't I live there?
Obviously the answer to this question is the entire world. But I'll probably never have the time or money so I pick Italy. Just from my only trip out of the country to Ireland, I have good feelings toward Europe. There are tons of places I'd like to go such as some of South America and Australia, but Europe seems to be comparetively a little less sketch. If I were forced to learn another language it would definetly be Italian, so I'd like to go and hear all the cool accents and pretty italian words that people say. There's lots of water and beaches around which is always a plus, and soccer is the huge sport. Italy has all kinds of historical things too. Their buildings are big and beautiful and there's lots of fun fountains there. But the real reason I'd like to go to Italy is of course, for the food. Naples (so I've heard) has the best pizza in the world. I would pretty much do anything to be able to say I ate the best pizza in the WORLD. In Naples they have strict laws on how pizza is made, so that alone tells you it has to be amazing. And then theres gelato. I freakin love me some gelato. I don't even know why it's so good, but when I see a gelato place I have to get some. So there's no telling how many pounds I would come back with after visiting Italy, but I wouldn't mind giving it a shot one day. Pizza, gelato, beaches, and soccer. Why don't I live there?
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