italian summer

They are attempting to fill water guns at the bucket. The play started with five children fully clothed; however, as soon as they began to get a little wet, the clothes were shed, to include a much older boy who is not pictured here.

A Little Water to Beat the Heat

Rosie, an Italian neighbor who understands the need to explain certain things to the uninformed Americana, offered this: They must remove their clothes because the damp clothes against the skin coupled with any wind (even that from running) will cause a fever.

okay. if you say so.

We have been in the HOT than HOT South where fights with water pistols are more than welcomed.