Bonjourno!
We spent most of our third day in Bologna playing frisbee in
a park and just enjoying the weather and our leisure time. / Meie kolmas päev
möödus pargis lendavat taldrikut loopides ning lihtsalt ilma ja puhkust
nautides.
I also had a chance to meet some really interesting people
and had some nice conversations with them. / Mul õnnestus ka kohtuda mõne väga
huvitava inimesega ning pidada nendega maha mõned vestlused.
But enjoy the rest of the writing! / Head lugemist!
In the morning, the girls were really taking their time
getting themselves ready, so I managed to watch three James Bond movies – nice
way to spend your morning :D. At some point around four o’clock, they had
finally finished getting themselves ready and also the food they had prepared,
was ready to be eaten. Therefore we packed our things (including a vegetable
cuscus), took the bikes and started to move towards the park.
When we arrived to the park, we firstly met two friends of
Flavia, named Alesandro and Davide (not
sure if I got the names written down right) and a bit later also met Rocco and
two others, named Elisa and Jonathan. We unpacked our things and Flavia also
put up her slackline. Then we ate and after I was full, I went to have
conversation with Jonathan, who originates from the USA and is some kind of a
spiritual guy here in Italy.
As he had his bible with him, we started to talk about it
and as he learned that I study law, he recommended me to read a part from
bible, called the letter to the Romans. Then we also talked about the idea of a
best world and who is really eligible to rule. All in all, it was a nice
conversation, where I got some really
good ideas. I especially liked the point he brought out from the bible about
law, where it is supposedly said that law was made to show the Romans they
could not keep it. It is an interesting
idea, worth some more reading about, as it basically says that we are fools if
we think that we should follow all the laws and also that in this world, the
ones who break the most laws, get the most riches. Give it a thought.
Later on Jonathan left and I saw that while I had had this
conversation, the girls had drawn some really nice pictures. Shortly after
that, Elisa also left and we started to play with Frisbee, then tried to learn
how to walk on the slackline and finally, as it was getting nine o’clock,
decided to go to home and eat. Rocco had to get his couchsurfers from the
railway station and was not sure whether they would come to Flavia’s place later
on or not, so he said bye.
On our way back, we stopped in a local Pakistani shop,
which was one of the last that was still open, bought something to drink (for
8.50€) and moved on, towards home. As we arrived there, Rocco had also arrived
there with three German girls named Ruth, Clea and Ann-Kathrin, all studying
Psychology. They all came in and we ordered some pizza (we ordered two and paid
12€ for them) through a page called pizzabo.it, something that Estonian food
ordering sites should copy. One hour
later they arrived, we ate and shortly after that I fell asleep once
again, only to be waken twice – firstly to have a bite of tiramisu Flavia had
made and secondly to say bye to Rocco and the girls.
All in all our expenses were the following:
* 8.50€ in the Pakistani shop.
* 12€ for two Pizzas.
= 20.50€ in total.
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Thank you for reading and until next time! / Aitäh lugemise
eest ja järgmise korrani!
Sander Gansen
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