u/Appropriate_Help5571

Thanks for explaining. I do understand that it can become a hassle indeed but on the other hand, in my country women don't change their last name (and my country knows a thing or two about complicated burocracy lol) and it's not problem.

Yeah all those places in two weeks is a no for me, I'm italian. You'd be rushing through them and I suppose/wish you and your partner to also enjoy the honeymoon by relaxing a little bit. There's so much to see!

They're all beautiful places, and in July/August it will be crammed with people but you already guessed that so my first advice is to think "I'm going to Italy when it's full tourist time but I'M GONNA EFFING ENJOY IT NO MATTER WHAT"

Said that I would advice you to eliminate some destinations and choose them by closeness.

For example:

- Rome and Napoli/Costiera Amalfitana/Capri.

- Florence, Tuscany (a villa with a pool somewhere in the hills) from where to visit different places and and Cinque Terre

- Florence and Tuscany, Venice.

- Rome and Sardinia, or let me give you another option to add with Rome: Umbria and Marche regions.

Is it mandatory to change the last name in the Usa? If it isnt', I can't see EU people changing it (depending where they come from, unfortunately there are still many EU countries where this happens)

In Bulgaria è obbligatorio prendere il cognome del marito?

Italian here. They're all harmless and affectionate names. Polpetta means meatball, it's really cute that he used it.

The one I like less is bambola, a bit too sexist imho.

The book is cute, the trailer looked average but the scene in the where he says "Your call!" and she says "Kiss me" made it for me. I hope to like it!

I understand you very well and I don't know what to tell you in general, but just see how it goes!

Lake Como is expensive, I live here. If you can't afford it, don't do it.

I always bring as an example DIana Gabaldon and her Outlander books adaptation. She's always said that she has not control on what was decided and written BUT she must have put better options in her contract because she managed to change some choices that apparently were absolutely wrong and wrote a few episodes.

There's a lovely italian movie of 2009, called Purple Sea, that tells the story of 2 women in 1800 Italy. As they couldn't be together, one of them began dressing as a man, and they other one had ONE sexual encounter with a man who had been in love with her to get pregnant.

Now I'm not suggesting that they'll do that. Also because in the movie, she was lucky enough to be pregnant after the first time, but as Fran has infertiliy issues they're not gonna be resolved like that. It really makes no sense the whole plot with them.

Oh I'm so sorry that the one you where waiting wasn't done! I can understand the feeling, because I was missing the fact that she didn't sing a few of my favourite songs. Well she can't please everybody!

I was in Madrid 25 and 26 of September. The 25th concert was awesome and the setlist was complete, but on Sunday she didn't sing Si te vas. She seemed to be if not exhausted but tired, something was off. She also seemed annoyed with her hair lol.

I have to say that personally I didn't like the Ojos asi version of this tour, it's mostly dancing and little singing.

No Te dejo Madrid, Ultima, Si te vas and Ojos asì.

I was told she didn't also sing Te dejo Madrid! Which I would have thought to be mandatory there LOL

I think this capacity depends on how much you have travelled around European countries. I can fairly recognize where people are from, from a number of things, like the way the dress and move, or mannerism. As for physical traits, it depends, we've mixed so much that it's not 100% anymore. But I usually get it.

Mi aggrego anche io per dire che questi amici hanno detto una cavolata e puoi vestirti come vuoi ! Ed è una cosa molto bella onorare il tuo paese, fai benissimo! Ho visto le foto del modello di vestito e lo trovo molto elegante.

L'unica tradizione italiana che ti direi di onorare assolutamente è la corona d'alloro! Quella non può mancare, e unirebbe due culture! :)

Because women in US change their last name when they marry, it's basically the norm there.

Joining the CLOY club. I've also had a hard time finding something that compared to it.

Take the bus! From VArese train station, there's a direct Varese-Como bus, C77. It takes a bit more than hour to get from V to C.

There isn't a worst adviser on Italy than an italian living abroad.

As an italian, well denying the existence of criminality in Napoli would be quite a stretch. I mean all big cities have this kind of problems, some more some less. But it doesn't erase the fact that Napoli is a beautiful city with great people and I'm glad you enjoyed your stay!

Oh great! But it's frustrating isn't it!

I've had the same problem. TM is absolute cxxp with international phone numbers.

I wrote TM support but they sent me a standard answer, but still I would recommend you to write to them because they need to know.

How did I solve it? Well I tried every day, sometimes from the phone, sometimes from web. Finally it worked! (I had to transfer 3 tickets to my friends)

I also put to sale one ticket and I had to wait several days before getting the sms. That time I also switched off and then on my phone.

If you're going with your friend, show up at the same time and show the 2 tickets together.

"Invece così nelle pause mi faccio due chiacchiere con mamma, parlo con papà di investimenti, parlo con mio fratello di auto" Questa è una cosa molto bella, perchè significa che vai d'accordo con loro e alla fine è pur sempre la tua famiglia. Non c'è nulla di male, specie poi se stare da solo non ti faceva sentire bene.

Poi sicuramente i tuoi non ti chiedono niente perchè non ne hanno bisogno e sei loro figlio, però ecco, fossi in te farei il brillante e mi offrirei di accollarmi alcune spese: per esempio la bolletta del telefono/internet, un paio di spese al mese, o pagare il giardiniere eccetera.

In a few hourse I'm going to the hot springs in the mountains, or a spa so to speak. Never been to one before, there's always a first time!