Napoli

We took a bus from Roma to get to Napoli. It took about 3 hours. It was a completely different world, a different city. When we arrived at our AirBnB, we met our host, a big muscular guy named Stephano. He looked and walked like a bouncer. He showed us around the apartment, speaking in… Continue reading Napoli

Buildings

There’s something almost sacrilegious and yet, strangely beautiful, about the simple fact that some of the richest/ most luxurious places we’ve been to in the world are religious buildings — whether it’s a church/temple/mosque/shrine/synagogue/monastery/etc (did I miss a religious building? Please tell me!) -Does this phenomenon speak of human selfishness / greed or does it… Continue reading Buildings