I mean, ham and cheese or in the case of Italy salami and cheese a hard boiled egg and assorted rolls and bread just ain't' breakfast. And the bacon, well my idea of bacon is 80% meat and 20% fat, but it seems to be reversed, at least on Malta and in Italy, yikes and Europeans are healthier than us overweight Americans, how do they do it, must be that national health insurance that keeps them going. :yh_rotfl
Give me some fried eggs, perhaps sausage and biscuits and home fries or grits anytime, if I am going over the top with cholesterol, I want it to taste good in the process. My first step the morning after I arrived home was to go get a potato and egg sandwich on a hard roll with Taylor Ham (if you know what that is, then I know where you live too). :-3
The world is a big place, but there is no place like home. Plus there is an added bonus, in the US every toilet has a seat...not so in Italy. When I inquired why no seats, I was told because they broke too often so they are never replaced. What the heck do they do on those seats anyway? :rolleyes:
And here is a pitch for saving the planet, as we traveled over the beautiful hills and valleys of Sicily admiring the mountains, valleys and farmland, we were also greeted by churning 300 foot wind turbines dotting the countryside. Now I ask you what ruins the view more a nice old nuclear power plant or a wind-farm intermingled with 12th century farm houses, ah progress.
