Has Anyone On Here Been To Sorrento?

[Griffin]

It looks beautiful. It's definitely on my list of places to visit in twenty years once the brats have all left home.

 

[krizon]

That was one of the things I loved about Italy, Kathy - I had the pleasure of joining an English couple and their son visiting an Italian family in Genoa, years ago. I was amazed that we were eventually around 20 people for lunch, from the grumpy old gran in her black dress, to naughty Manuelito, age 7, who peed into a fountain! No-one seemed to correct the kids, they were all indulged and fussed, and yet Manuelito's grown into a super young man today. I loved the idea of this all-including family, which we've so often lost in the UK. I had a wonderful time, and our Italian hosts were so hospitable. And a bit of romance didn't go amiss, either! :luv:

 

[Colin Phillips]

Krizon, you must tell us more! cry

 

[Diminuendo]

Lovely pics Kathy, will look forward to seeing the rest. You can tell me all about it next time we meet up.

 

[krizon]

It was a long, long time ago, Colin - back in the 1960s! Pretty weird to think that the gorgeous Italian is an OAP now, like us!

 

[Colin Phillips]

That doesn't make it any less interesting, dearest! norty

A liitle titilation wouldn't harm, would it?! (are there two ls titillation?) shrug::

 

[krizon]

Well, there aren't two i's in little, for a start! :laughing: Remember, now, this is a forum which might be looked in on by the impressionable elderly, and we don't want to fritz any pacemakers, Colin!

 

[Colin Phillips]

:laughing: :laughing: :shy: