The duomo was pretty boring but huge. And we went on the roof of it and it was really, really, really high. I thought I might fall. The roof was really fancy but not colorful. It was white with a lot of carvings and gargoyles.
The next day we went to see the Last Supper. And it was really cool considering I like Leonardo da Vinci’s paintings and stuff. It was cool because the walls looked like they were going back like an actual house. It’s a painting of when Jesus had his last supper with his disciples until he was crucified.
The best part was Sylvia. I thought she was going to be serious adult like person but she wasn’t serious at all. She was fun and made me laugh by doing tongue twisters but in Italian and really funny things like in a picture sticking her tongue out. Here’s her picture doing that.
She also brought me two books. One of them was the first book she ever read. I’m looking forward to reading it. It’s in Italian, of course because she is Italian but speaks English. She’s lady Mark Twain—or should I say Alice Twain. She uses that name sometimes. Thank you Sylvia for the books.
Here at Viticcio I have a friend from last year who’s back. Her name is Caro. She’s from
This is Caro and Me. See My Cone Nose?
I’m not going to be writing for a while because my grandparents are not going to be here. I’m staying with Camilla. My grandparents are going to
Gotta go, Bye.
2 comments:
Hey Casey! Ciao da Umbria! Believe me when I say you are totally UNFORGETABLE!!! We'll see you in August!
Ciao, Casey: gli adulti non รจ detto che debbano essere sempre noiosi. Sai uan cosa: gli adulti migliori si annoiano ad essere noiosi!
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