Procrastinazione

I've been enjoying the semi-vacation we've gotten that I've found it hard to type lately but all good things must come to an end, so is life.

Our Sous Chef In the center. Play Hard Work Harder.

So! Since New years we've been slow is the afternoon but busy in the morning (Hence "Semi" vacation) not real complaints, were still learning daily but also getting much needed relaxation. We start going back to full days tomorow so I figured today would be as good as anyday to catch up with the little new "news". After New Years partying neiter of us really remember what happened, entirely, wich I previously stated but we got the full effect of our actions the following days when most of the town was greeting us in the streets asking how we were doing. Seems like we made a real good impression on them, somehow.We were laughing the other day thinking about how nervous we were the first fedw days to walk around getting strange stares from eveyone but you can't tell me that if two men from who knows where came to your town and walked around and laughed in a completely different lanugaue you wouldent stare either. Its also fairly funny how far weve come since then, from stares to hi-fives with the town folk. We also had a party at one of the local bars for one of the Sous chefs at our job, anthoer great bonding experience for all. Its really starting to sink in now, more than every before, that im really here. Theres no wake up tomorow in my little home town, go to school, grab a bite to eat, go to work, wash, repeat. Im over seas experiencing something that most people would kill for. Sadly this is coming to a realization later in my stay here but as they say, better late than never.

 45 more times ill be able to wake and embrace Italy. Those days arn't going to waste.

Pace&Amore
-R