No words can express...

As I was preparing to leave the states to begin my new journey overseas, I told everyone I would blog about my adventures.  I assured my friends and family that they would be able to experience Firenze through me.  Obviously, I have been failing miserably.  Those that know me, know that I can tell stories for days...it's the writing that I am not so good at. 

I have now spent 6 weeks in Firenze and posted two posts...about the same story.  At least it was a good story.  Now, to be honest, not all my experiences here are "shareable" since my family does follow this blog...and Mom, I swear I have been a good little Christian girl.  And contrary to popular belief...I DO a lot more than just drink, party and eat.  Those pictures are just more fun to look at and hear about. 


The thing that I love most about my experience here, is that I am able to experience EVERYTHING.  Parties, people, culture...you name it.  And most things I am not able to put in words...so, followed are pictures of my great adventures. Enjoy.

The top of the Ufizzi: clocktower

Inside the Plazzo Ufizzi: writing on the wall

view from Plazzo Michelangelo: Pizza Ufizzi and  The Duomo

Night time view of Ponte Vecchio

Basilica Santa Maria Novella

Inside the Santa Croce

Inside The Pitti Palace: Galleria Palatina

Bosom sculpture: Galleria Palatina

Sunset outside the Pitti Palace

Piazza Santa Maria Novella

Danti: in front of Basilica Santa Croce

Giardini di Boboli

View from the top of the Boboli Gardens

The Porcelain Muesum

The view of Pitti Palace from the backyard.  Fancy

Inside the Royal Apartments: Queens bed

Pegasus

Royal Crest: Porcelain Museum

I wasn't able to take pictures in the L'Accedemia where Michelangelo's "David" lives, which sucks.  They had an amazing tapestry piece that told the story of Jesus' life that is absolutely breathtaking.  I would have also like to have shown you the  La Galleria del Costume but again, no photos allowed.  The Museo delgi Argenti had intricate ivory relics that anyone in Florence MUST see.