It is in this manner which I have spent the past three evenings, sometimes accompanied, sometimes 'a solo' and it has made me realise just how much I will miss Italy when I return to England. Spring has definitely arrived here and has brought with it a powerful sense of optimism and freedom. The shedding of winter coats is like a snakes skin, left behind in the wardrobe without a second thought as you skip outside with a lightness of step enabled by tennis shoes and no socks. It seems to me that I live in a place of infinite opportunity, where you have no idea what might happen from one day to the next. This used to worry me, but now I worry about losing this feeling.
Mostly drinking: Green Tea
Mostly listening: Ryan Adams & Bright Eyes
I love it in countries like Spain, Italy and France how they all seem to 'passeggiare' especially in the early evenings. If only we had a little less rain then maybe us Brits could 'passeggiare' in the same lovely spirits as the Italian's... but then again we are a bunch of lazy fucks!
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful! There is a bit of a feeling of a catwalk though really sometimes, you are always being watched!
ReplyDeleteAnd the weather has turned really disgusting here in a matter of hours so I don't think many people will be walking about this evening! x
Thank you Rebecca, you are giving an interesting point of view and a... Your personal feeling to "our" way to intend "passeggiare" that definitely goes over its peculiar meaning. I love it and, yes, in my opinion you centered the point --- By the way, at evening, be careful on where you go to wander "a solo" (said by a torinese) ;-)
ReplyDelete:) Grazie! Mi piace molto il tuo 'photos' di Torino!
ReplyDeleteE non ti preoccupare, ho camminato solo nelle posti securi!