We really should learn to slow down and savor the simple things of everyday life. The good things I see in Italy are people starting their day just a little later that we do here, stopping in the middle of the day to have a nice lunch, sitting down with friends after work to enjoy a glass of wine and watch the sun set, taking time to walk and have conversation with friends and acquaintances at the end of the day, extended families staying together, using fresh foods from local farmers and fishermen, taking time to look nice and fashionable while still being casual. I could go on and on. These are just a few of the things you will notice on your small group tour with QueensLander. You will be impressed by this and perhaps you might just make some changes in your own life.
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Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Learning From The Italians
I think everyone is still a little tired due to the daylight savings change over the weekend. I know I am! We're in that time where we can just taste summer around the corner, but we could still have snow until the end of May. I'm not kidding; I've seen it happen. Anyway, the nice thing about the change is having a little more light at the end of the day to do something extra, but we live such a hurried life here in America. We really could take a lesson from the Europeans, especially the Italians! They know how to live, or so it seems.
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