ROMA
the stairway inside the building our hostel was in
An outdoor market across the street
St Peters Basilica, Vatican City
the dome of St. Peters
the altar of St. Peters
Villa Borghese (a large park in rome)
These old men were playing bocce ball in the park
From the top of the spanish steps
spanish steps
The Trevi Fountain
Amber, Kari, and Emily in front of the fountain
Aron and I tossing coins into the fountain
one for good luck and one to return to rome
Inside the Pantheon
The trajan column
Colosseum
The Arch of Constantine
Inside the colosseum
Horses outside of the Colosseum
posted by Charlie Michaels at 2/16/2006 07:45:00 PM
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Boy, these pictures are beautiful!!! It must be so wonderful to have seen these places up close. It's good to actually see you too, even if it is in Rome...Thanks for so many pictures !
i'm commenting to let you know i compulsively check this everyday.
mom and erica both make good points: MORE PICS of you!!! and sometimes I check twice a day
yeah I also think that it was exciting to see a pic of you. and i also check all the time. lets see some more pics of that shana punim. :)
That collosuem place is kind of freaky man. Like, WHOA.
Wow, scrolling through that was like reliving Intro to Western Art.
Good thing you were there on a pretty day, I can't tell you how many profs I've had who have gone to Europe specifically to photograph certain buildings only to have too cloudy or too sunny weather and come home with bad slides.
Did you get a skype account yet? We should have a phone compy convo soon - let me know.
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im in a pickle and i need your help
i need to make an actual picture/childrens book...
about algae.
its my final project for my marine biology class... and i need to "illustrate" by myself.
now... i dont know *how* or what kind of style i want to illustrate it in...
its an existential journal of a young algal cell searching for its purpose in life, and the zany adventures it has when it meets diatoms, dinoflagellates, and green, brown, and red algae (both unicellular and multicellular). so yeah...
i have NO idea where to take this... oh the possibilities...
im counting on you guys! (ive also asked mel and julia)
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