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a day in the perugian life.

Breath-taking views WHEREVER you go.

One of the original Etruscan gates that used to be the entrance to the city.

Again with the breath-taking views.

These cats legit just chill on the streets in my neighborhood. There are a few different ones. One with a crick neck, one that's clearly preggo, and this one, who likes to sit on top of the cars.

They have boxed wine in Italy, too. 1.50 Euro, thanks very much.

Drinking wine, planning trips, a casual Tuesday night in Perugia.

Fancy restaurant wine with our meter-long pizza. (Wine basically goes with every meal here. They drink it like water.)

Good friends with our meter-long margharita pizza, before demolishing it in 19 minutes flat.

8:27pm

8:34pm

8:46pm
DONE.
5 girls, 2 bottles of wine, 1 meter of pizza, 19 minutes.
BAMF

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