Well, I hate to say it, but I've been busy, busy, busy - and who hasn't, right? - but last night, the hubby and I took a few hours for ourselves. We had a lovely dinner at a Japanese restaurant, and then we went for a walk in the city center. We hadn't done this at night for a long time, and we brought along the camera and tripod to capture some of the scenes for posterity.
So, please, allow me to present to you
13 Photos I Took Last Night!
And there you go. I hope you enjoyed these.
It's so rare to see the streets so empty and so quiet. It almost felt like the whole city was made just for the two of us.
It was a frosty night, but it was a delight to go out and walk with my hubby in it.
After we got home, there was a chance to cuddle and warm up together. Naturally, I'll keep my hubby to myself.
You get to warm up with this lovely gent, okay?
Buone Feste!
This week, I'm doing a fairly random Thursday Thirteen. Photos only, with no explanations. Feel free to share your own thoughts in the comments, eh?
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Ciao for now...
This week's topic is the result of a lot of mixed emotions for me. I had planned for some time to share photos I'd taken at the start of Stage Three of the Giro d'Italia. Unfortunately, the tragic events prior to the stage's end gave me pause.
In the end, as you can see, I've opted to share the photos after all. After a neutralized stage in Wouter's honor on Tuesday, the race is on in full as of Wednesday. I offer these photos in that same spirit.
So, here we have
13 Photos From the Start of
Stage Three of the Giro d'Italia.
The trophy for the Giro, along with the jerseys of the various leaders: Pink for the overall leader, Green for the mountains leader, White for the best young rider and Red for the points leader.
Alessandro Petacchi - points leader after Stage Two.
Doogie Howser! No, wait, it's Vasili Kiryienka of Team Movistar.
Brice Feillu, post-sign-in.
A leap of leopards: Davide Vigano', Oliver Zaugg and Bruno Pires of Leopard Trek. Monday was also Oliver's birthday.
Alberto Contador, winner of the 2008 Giro.
Mark Cavendish, overall leader after Stage Two, with his Ombrellina (umbrella girl) to keep him company before the race start.
Richie Porte.
The riders chat while waiting at the start line.
Tyler Farrar.
The final three shots I'd like to share are my photos of Wouter Weylandt. He died after his crash on the descent of the Passo del Bocco, just a few hours after these photos were taken.
There's no eye candy this week, but I hope for a more festive posting next week.
Ciao for now...
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