Rome sweet home!

Seeing the coliseum, the remains of the aquaducts, the crumbling ruins and the cobbled streets that line the crux of the modern world has been a flurried intruduction to my home for the next 4 months. Life is beautiful here, if only at a glance, and although I'm overwhelmed by the whole of it, I'm mostly pleased to put my suitcase down. The travelling bug has taken a lot out of me, but I have no regrets, as it has been an indespensible journey. I promise to share the photographs of the things I have seen soon enough, and maybe some of my words will take true dimensions. Our apartment looks out over the streets that wind into the Santa Maria Piazza and music, performance and people cover its open space. It may be a loud sleep a couple of nights a week, but my bed looks out above the city and the cross breeze brings it just above where I lay my head. Sleep is going to feel so good in a steady place, with unpacked bags, showers and sheets, and a mailing address. I hope to hear from you all soon. Much love, liam.