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Hey guys! So, this is a C.O.S.I Post about bathrooms in Italy and bathroom related things. Don’t forget to check out what everyone else has to say about the bidet, bathrooms, and bathroom humor on my COSI page. Want to…

I have to admit that I’m not much of a foodie. I know, I know, STOP SHOUTING AT ME! I’m kind of a freak in that regard. However, there are a few cooks in Italy that could easily have me…

When facing the difficulty of memorizing thousands of new nouns and verbs in Italian, I tried to concentrate on all of the positive things that would come along with having a command of the language. I’d no longer have to…

Name: Sarah Dowling Blog/Website: ItalyProject365.com Nationality: American How long have you been in Italy? Almost two years…although it feels like longer.   Where do you currently live? I live in Bologna (pronounced BO-LOW-NYA). And yes, there is some correlation between…

1. “In 1339, Florence became the first city in Europe with paved streets(nileguide.com).” They were so proud of this achievement that they’ve decided to never change the originals. But in all seriousness,  some of the sidewalks and streets in the historic…

This isn’t a real post. It’s more of a follow-up post to a series of posts that I wrote a long time ago. I felt that I  should  update everyone because I never did for some reason. I don’t want everyone to…

Hello everyone! I’m finally getting around to adding travel pieces. I’ve been getting emails with travel questions for a while but  I only like to give the best information and that usually comes from people who are living in that particular…

As you guys know F and I are in the U.S. for a bit. But I have enough Italy posts saved to keep this blog going until the end of days. And I could probably even keep it going after…

1. You meet during a family vacation, in a movie, or online. You like what you see. You dream about being inside of it, absorbing it, letting all that culture and complexity inside of you. A week, a month, isn’t…