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    Surviving Naples, Part 3: The Art of Eating Alone

    ITALY | Tue, 14 Jul 2015 | By chloebruce | Views [875]

    So it was finally day 30. The last full day before we headed home. The trip had seemed to last an age, but also, now it seemed to be over too soon. I was so relieved to finally be getting away from my friend. The tense silences, the loneliness, the passive ... Read more >

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