Our time in Florence has come to an end and the feeling is… put simply… bittersweet. Over the past two weeks we have gotten into a familiar routine each day (see mom’s earlier post) and have become—if you would—accustomed to life in Firenze. Though of course we haven’t fully extricated ourselves from the Mercer Island lifestyle.
The next stop on Project Equator is Santorini, Greece. You could say there’s a pretty sizable difference between the two; what with Florence’s big cathedrals and marble façades, the tall buildings with their famous red rooftops, and art everywhere, whether its some cool decoration on the side of a building, some artist painting in a piazza, or one of the great museums such as the Uffizi; art is literally the core of the city. Santorini on the other hand is wide open, all around is the crystal blue waters of the Aegean Sea, extremely fresh, delicious food—arguably better than Florence (a common topic in our family), rich island history and… uhh octopus?
Out of all the differences, there is also a fair share of similarities as well. In particular, is one of the main activities in our daily Florence schedule. Walking.
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Our last night, while sitting around the table taking in the whole ambiance of the restaurant and the rich tastings of our impeccably cooked meals we came to a topic of best and worst things here in Florence (which is hard because what’s not to love, but…). It came as no surprise when mom said that her favorite part of Italy was the walking and also that Jones replied with the very opposite—he even specifically requested that for his birthday we would do absolutely no walking. Who can really blame him though? At the end of each day we were all completely drained. With so much going on and the craziness of well, everything, at least we’ll know the walking part of our trip will always be there; in Greece and onward.
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