Rome photo diary!

   If there was a picture near every word in the dictionary, the word 'busy' would have my face printed there. After returning from Rome I had so much work pilled up but so little motivation to do it - so all week I was slowly doing all the things I needed too without finishing anything at the right time. When I finally found some time to post these pictures, magically my internet broke down and it didn't come back until yesterday evening.

   Yesterday night my two best friends and I went out to celebrate Miglė's birthday in Vilnius ('cause the whole Rome trip was actually to celebrate her birthday), after that Miglė stayed in my place for a sleepover and today we had a totally awesome layed back morning. I made waffles, we drank hot cocoa and watched stand up comedy on youtube. Don't you just love these kind of mornings? It really was a perfect Sunday morning. 

   And now I finally have time to post my Rome trip pictures!  I think they pretty much speak for themselves:we went to all the famous sights, ate pizza, had all our breakfasts in our huge white bed, saw sun everyday, admired how huge and beautiful Rome is and had some layed back evenings. 

  It was quite a huge shock that in Italy the weather was so hot (27°C/80,6°F) and now it's 3°C/37,4°F in Vilnius and I'm freezing here! But I really do love the cosyness of autumn when it's cold outside and you're curled up in blankets and drinking tea inside, so I really missed it in Italy. Also this first week it was really hard to come back to my routine but I finally got over the trip, I'm getting more focused on my work and loving autumn weather.

  So that's it about Rome! I'll be doing some other posts in the near future. Be sure to have a nice Sunday!I know I'll just lay in bed reading or watching some vlogs on youtube and just chill all day.

Love, Kamilė

Back from Rome!

The reason I was quiet all week was that me and my best friend took a plane and flew to Rome to celebrate her birthday. By the way, I mentioned it here. We left last tuesday and just came back today.  I always love the people in Italy - you can't find warmer, friendlier people, who are always willing to help you with whaterver you need. Even when they couldn't speak any laguages that we did, they always tried to help us the best way they could. I can never get enough of their huge smiles and all the "ciaos" from random people in the streets.     
 Man, I really wish that we had more time there. It was so sad for me to leave so soon. When I only got used to the italian lifestyle, I had to say bye to it again. But it is what it is - now I'm home and have to get back into my routine again. I'll try to take the best of the experience and I will let it inspire me to do other things. And I promise to go back to Italy again and again and again for many times to come.
 Come back to see the pictures and have the rest of the weekend good!

Love, Kamile