Sunday, October 6, 2013

Day Three Hundred and Thirteen: Venice, Italy


While we’re on the subject of Italy, I have to talk about Venice.
Venice was my favorite city that I got to visit in Italy. Okay, so it smelled like fish and sewer systems and it was packed with tourists and everything was very expensive, but it was the most beautiful city I have ever been to. Aside from the fact that it is positively ancient, it is incredibly intricate. The history, the art, the museums, the architecture and the people are incredibly fascinating.


Venice has a certain magic about it. You can feel it in your bones when you get off the train and finally get close to the canals. True, the magic stinks of rotting food, garbage and too many people in too small a place, but magic all the same.
I think Venice was the closest I have ever felt to an epiphany. Sadly I had to leave before I could fully realize whatever idea I was creating. Someday I’m going to take my mother there.

Challenge to my Readers:

Some places don’t feel like they should be real. Visit these incredible places and see how far the imagination can be stretched.

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