The day started quietly, Mass and then the trek across the city for breakfast. Ah, but it was raining. It wasn't raining so hard and I did not get wet on the walk, but the city was very quiet. And the Cafe was closed. Apparently when it rains places open later or do not open at all. Still, I found a place for a croissant, OJ and a Cafe Latte.
Then it was back to the convent, paid my bill, and then headed off to the train station.
Then it was back to the convent, paid my bill, and then headed off to the train station.
Got to Rome a little after 2:00 pm.I dropped my bags at the Domus and headed out to get a bite to eat. A plate of past and a little wine seemed to satisfy the hunger. Then headed over to a favorite wine bar to meet a friend. We had crossed paths at several liturgical events at St. Peter but had never gotten a chance to chat.
The at 6:30 it was time to meet Fr. Brandon Macadaeg and his friends for Cena. We went over to a very nice and famous Italian Restaurant that is frequented by many Italians and we had a delightful Fish dinner. They roasted the fish and then brought it to the table where they relieved it of all its bones, covered it with home made potato chips and we were off to the feast.
That brought a conclusion to the day. Brandon and his friends leave for home this morning. And I will begin my travel home early tomorrow.
The at 6:30 it was time to meet Fr. Brandon Macadaeg and his friends for Cena. We went over to a very nice and famous Italian Restaurant that is frequented by many Italians and we had a delightful Fish dinner. They roasted the fish and then brought it to the table where they relieved it of all its bones, covered it with home made potato chips and we were off to the feast.
That brought a conclusion to the day. Brandon and his friends leave for home this morning. And I will begin my travel home early tomorrow.
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