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Harry in Modena, Italy with Gabriella Franchini (25July2018)
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Harry in Modena, Italy with Gabriella Franchini (25July2018)
gorgeous balcony in Venice 💘
My wife and husband (aka Medusa and David by Bernini), muji pens & promarkers on muji sketchbook
July 25, 2018
Today was our last day in Firenze. As such the majority of the day was given to us for free time to browse around and shop at our leisure. The morning, however, was reserved for a special trip to the Uffizi Art Gallery. I had no idea what art was in the gallery, so I was looking forward to going to see it. I’d also been told by others who had been there that it has very beautiful art. We had an hour of free time after breakfast, then we walked over to the gallery (I had another “omelette” for breakfast). It took a while to get into the gallery since we needed to go through security and there were some issues with our admission tickets. Once we climbed the stairs inside, I saw more paintings hanging on the walls than I ever remember seeing in my life; keep in mind that I can’t remember the last time I was at an art gallery. Many of the popular renaissance artists that were mentioned during our tours of the city had their works exhibited in the gallery. Our group was also one of the first in the world to see the new Leonardo Da Vinci exhibit. I enjoyed the trip to Uffizi, but after walking through art exhibits for the entire morning, I learned that I don’t really enjoy viewing visual art as much as I thought I did. I didn’t feel very engaged during the tour, but this is not to say that I don’t have an appreciation for the effort and beauty of the paintings the artists created. I think I enjoy viewing monuments like the Roman Forum and the various churches better because I can appreciate the physical structures and their history. I had a couple of funny experiences during the rest of the day. First, I went with a group of friends to a restaurant for lunch. There was a couple next to us who seemed to be speaking Russian. When a pigeon came close to their table, the woman screamed and jumped out of her chair! She then said, “I have a phobia of birds!” Later, on our walk back to the hotel, I passed a bike rack, and noticed something looked strange about it. When I double-checked, it turned out that only the back wheel of a bike was left in the rack… I guess the rest of the bike had been disconnected and stolen! This put me on edge again, and I walked the rest of the way back to the hotel with my hands in my pockets. We leave tomorrow for our last hotel in Abano Terme, near Venezia. I’m really excited to see what Venezia will be like!
A domani,
Matteo
hAPPINESS FLEW AWAY
JUST LIKE A BUBBLE
Honestly dude same
Happy bday babe to your first birthday as a married man. Although we’re only 13 days apart in age, I hope you look young for life because being carded boosts my confidence 🤣 I hope that we get carded for R rated movies and that bars think we’re underage... for life. Love you so much! #CakedByTheOcean2017 #Italy2018 #Japan2019 #Australia2020? (at Korean Friendship Bell in San Pedro)
gabriella.franchini: Una dedica speciale “io una dedica a te ?”
#incredibile #meraviglia #libro #book #dedica #harryilragazzodagliocchibelli #lucespeciale #grazieharry #seispeciale 🎈🎈#isogniintasca #harrystyles @harrystyles #gabriellafranchini