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Heavily drugged, still in pain, but playing Pokemon D&D with Frank and some of their friends. Doing really well. She has had pudding and hot and sour soup, which helps. Jason is being really helpful for her too. So's Frank.
The nice fellow and I and I had a screaming argument about whether to use a rental car or public transportation while in Europe. Any informed opinions?
On another front, who'se done voice posts while travelling? Is it a good idea?
The nice fellow and I and I had a screaming argument about whether to use a rental car or public transportation while in Europe. Any informed opinions?
On another front, who'se done voice posts while travelling? Is it a good idea?
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Depends a lot on what you are doing and where you are going. Visiting rural areas - a car is essential. Going from largish town A to largish town B, car is probably a liablitly.
Public transport in Italy withing towns is pretty bad, while the train network is cheap and frequent. BUt alas this doesn't mean that you can use a car - just that you need to be patient. A car takes just as much time, and is a lot more stressful. People who complain about public transport in London (and there are) should just try going from one end to the other in Padova, pop. 300,000 if that.