Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Travel Europe- James Bond






Traveling throughout Europe, especially throughout southern europe give me always the James Bond feeling. For example Greece: Living in asia with the regards to the rich ancient history but combined with a often new experimental lifestyle makes me feel strange arriving in athens- also a rich history but the people and their lifestyle seems to me taking a plane like a time machine which drops me after just ten hours in the 80s- amazing. I always thought Costa Cordalis in a czech mechanic who became famous in germany, but i was wrong. People in greece seem to eat always heavy meat influenced dishes served with tons of onions and garlic, look like Costa Cordalis and listen to Euro Dance Music. As I am a urban guy i do love cities and could easily stay in most places pretty long- so i thought ten days is not to much to spend in athens, but i was wrong again. The only thing which keeps me busy was a delicious lemon roast and the all time favorite greek salad- yummy, but after three u need a break. So i decided to leave for very famous rome. The deal was to drink as many espressos as possible per day- nothing more. Compared to greece guys italians are real fashionistas and sometimes fascist.
But nevertheless i never got any tasty italian food while staying in rome- its simply not worth the euros spend- stay with the espresso and you will be fine.
Stay tuned for more in depth reports on James Bond traveling.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hi, you must not generalize, Italian people are not fascist, a few of them are ignorant and do not know history and have fear of the future or some do not look like them. And that is not correct. Many young people are fighting against this policy to "re-build" a sort of new fascism created by media and politicians. Be trusty about Italian people.
See you once again in our towns.
Fabio, Turin

Anonymous said...

Well written article.

bule said...

dear fabio,
thanks for leaving a comment! i do generalize at all- sorry for that and indeed there are some nice italians around. never mind and keep on fighting!