Well, it started snowing. In Pisa, in Germany, everywhere in this small world. In Pisa I missed the daylight. For me it has been a like a little "Helsiki" in winter. Without snow and without the coldness. I never really saw Pisa in daylight, what is a funny thing, cause I've been there four times. 4 times a shorttrip to Pisa, 4 times no tower-experiences in daylight. In a city where most of the people spend one afternoon just to take the stupid "I-am-the-one-that-holds-this-tower-picture". I spend my days to see friends, to make friends or just to get to the airport. My first time in Pisa I met a huge bunch of people. I just saw them for one day, but I know, if I ever need anything there they will (at least try to) help me. If you just keep your eyes and your mind open, you have the possiblity to experience really nice things. This is how Pisa was and is for me. Maybe one day I'll see this tower, but it is not that important to me anymore. I just found a wunderful saying. But I don't know how to post it in a comment. Maybe this makes me to post like a "real one... For pictures it might be fine :) Looking forward to hear your Pisa story.
Well, it started snowing. In Pisa, in Germany, everywhere in this small world. In Pisa I missed the daylight. For me it has been a like a little "Helsiki" in winter. Without snow and without the coldness.
ResponderEliminarI never really saw Pisa in daylight, what is a funny thing, cause I've been there four times. 4 times a shorttrip to Pisa, 4 times no tower-experiences in daylight.
In a city where most of the people spend one afternoon just to take the stupid "I-am-the-one-that-holds-this-tower-picture". I spend my days to see friends, to make friends or just to get to the airport. My first time in Pisa I met a huge bunch of people. I just saw them for one day, but I know, if I ever need anything there they will (at least try to) help me. If you just keep your eyes and your mind open, you have the possiblity to experience really nice things.
This is how Pisa was and is for me. Maybe one day I'll see this tower, but it is not that important to me anymore.
I just found a wunderful saying. But I don't know how to post it in a comment. Maybe this makes me to post like a "real one... For pictures it might be fine :)
Looking forward to hear your Pisa story.