Shopping space left in packed suitcase.
by oopsalittle in Happiness on Mar 27, 2011 | 
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Contemplative says,
Good planning, and Great Six Words!oopsalittle says,
thanks Contemplative - I'm soooo excited - leaving next week for Italy holiday with best friend. I've been working really hard at making sure i have some space left in my suitcase for a little bit of serious shopping - like maybe shoes, bags etc :0)Contemplative says,
Treat yourself to the real thing, not fake alligator, if you can!oopsalittle says,
Thanks for your great advice. Will remember that when I'm browsing...Will also be looking for 'made in italy' labels :)
three-monkeys says,
Wow - where are you going in Italy! I went 8 years ago (alone) and have the nicest memories. No shopping but lots of wine and great food. Have so much fun!oopsalittle says,
Yes, it's soooo exciting! I have uncles in Milan - so arriving there. Then travelling through the middle towards Verona, Venice, Bologna. And down in Calabria visiting my family there where I was born. Then going up to Naples, then area surrounding Rome and leaving from Rome to come back home.I'm looking forward to food and wine - hoping gluten free pasta is nicer over there!Wow how was your trip? any advice?