Already I have met many new friends and on Saturday night, I got to experience what Italian teenagers do on the weekends. Our whole class went out for pizza at a local restaurant in Cagliari. Though I couldn't talk with all my friends very well, it was still fun to sit and listen to them talk about school and family and anything teens normally talk about. Afterwards, we walked around the city center, getting gelatos and meeting up with other students at our school. With all the outdoor cafes and places to hang out, the city center is where many teens go to hang out at night. We didn't even finish until about midnight, but that seems to be pretty common. The city certainly offers a lot of things to do.
I am so glad you are getting to experience what typical high schoolers do there. It sounds like a fun evening- you look very relaxed and comfortable. I love that you are getting to do this trip. Love you. Mom XXXOOO
ReplyDeleteAren't there any boys in Italy??!! Are you going to an all girls school?
ReplyDeleteJust kiddin', we're glad you're having a great time. I remember that Gelato is fabulous. I tried to get some in KC a couple of months ago - not the same.
Dear Casey,
ReplyDeleteWell, we all know how much you DISLIKE BIG CITIES AND STAYING UP LATE AND HANGING OUT WITH YOUR FRIENDS! NOT! Wow, Casey! How do you say "Happier than a pig in mud" in Italian? Your cousin Joe would say that you were surrounded by "Beauty Girls!" Luuuccky.
Love, Aunt Eileen