It used to be a lot more complicated to go to Italy.
You had to get time off of work, buy airplane tickets for 700 dollars, take a taxi or a tram or a car to the airport hours early. Then you had to fly overnight and go through customs and, voila, you're in Italy, which is pretty neat, but complicated.
Today it's a bit different.
We get up. I write this post. We have breakfast. We take a short walk to the train station where we get on the train with 20 euro round trip tickets. And then in an hour we're in Italy.
Easy peasy.
What's in Italy today?
Ventimiglia, which the Internet claims is definitely worth visiting.
On Fridays in Ventimiglia they have the largest market in Italy! You know how I love a good Louis Vuitton knock off.
I don't love a Louis Vuitton knock off?
Well, let's just say we'll look into that today.
Mainly we need an Italian coffee. Everything else is a footnote.
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