So I just got back a couple of weeks ago from a Mediterranean Cruise. See?
I spent some time with my grandparents!
And I took some pictures with my parents and brother while wearing K garb:
But what does one do while on a Mediterranean cruise? For instance, what should one do when they go to, let's say, Florence?
Wait, you mean you are supposed to go look at great works of art? That's funny. I thought Mediterranean cruises were specifically created for this:
No, no. Wait, not that family togetherness stuff. I mean this:
GELATO!
What does one do when in Naples, at the ruins of Pompeii yet in the shadow of the still active Mt. Vesuvius?
GELATO!
While in Dubrovnik, Croatia, does one find oneself content to just swim in the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic sea and go on boat rides around the surrounding islands?
While in Venice, is a gondola ride what you are truly looking for with all your heart?
Of course not: GELATO!
Oh, and more GELATO
(We were there two days. Don't judge me.)
While in Messina, Sicily, looking at fountains that have survived major earthquakes and churches made out of volcanic rock, what should one do?
CANOLI!
(Fooled ya!)


