MuranoUpon sighting one, she is immediately suffering from great thirst -- every single time. Thirsty Girl.
Ho un po di sete, Mamma.
Riva del Garda4.18.2009
L'acqua
Maddy has begun to recognize public water taps.
Murano
Upon sighting one, she is immediately suffering from great thirst -- every single time. Thirsty Girl.
Ho un po di sete, Mamma.
Riva del Garda
Even though I spent my childhood drinking directly from the garden hose (or hose pipe) when a thirst needed quenching, it makes me a bit queasy or uneasy to have her do essentially the same thing. Perhaps it's the publicness of it all. . . at least our hose was our hose alone and not the hose of the masses. Mr. Duncan, a nearly 25 year resident of Italia, assures me that it is a-okay. Good for her, in fact. Hmmmm. . . .
MuranoUpon sighting one, she is immediately suffering from great thirst -- every single time. Thirsty Girl.
Ho un po di sete, Mamma.
Riva del Garda
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2 comments:
My daughter does the same thing here in Rome. The temptation is just too great to keep her away!
I love that public fountain contortion! As a native resident, I can assure you that it is ok, as long as only the water goes in the mouth (and not the very public spout)
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