Mon, Sep 12, 2011. Any way you slice it.
Today was a weird day. We were wiped out and slept in very late and then decided to take one last day of relaxing (well, except for Jenn packing and Juka bashing her head against the internet) before we headed to big bad Rome tomorrow.
Soo..... you get a bunch of random Italy/Sansepolcro thoughts today.
The milk is way tastier here. I don't know what we do in the US, but the processing aparently takes away the flavor. (Except if you can get raw milk, then it tastes as good.)
We did go buy a mini-crossbow for Jenn today, so that would be our second souvenier of the trip. It's pretty awesome, though a little tricky for packing, since we got the larger mini size.
We never go anywhere without our cameras, especially since Jenn learned the lesson the hard way when we went to church yesterday. Thankfully, I had mine.
The main square looked really funny with all the stands down, and holy trash from underneath. But we had to go there so that we could stop at the Goblin one last time and get the ballestrieri gelato again. Mmmmmmm....
For dinner, we went back to L'Appenine for take-out to avoid coperto and buying drinks. We got a white pizza with mozzarella, artichoke, bacon and pinenuts. It was very tasty. Interestingly, pizza is never pre-sliced here in Italy. We also got a calzone with mozzarella, sausage, pepperoni, and "wurstel" (which I was very worried meant liverwurst, but it turned out to mean hotdog); Jenn asked for ricotta as well. It was super delicious, even the hotdogs. And the box was very cute - DJ Calzoni. I wish we would have found out earlier how good the calzone was.
After more internet head bashing, we went upstairs to hang out with Diane and her naked cat, Lila. The conversation wasn't as educational this time, but it was pleasant. Plus Diane was kind enough to give us a couple books to read on our trip out of her mini-library.
You know, I'm really going to miss this cute little town and our apartamento (even though we can't flush more than one small piece of toilet paper). But, we were running out of things to easily do.
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