Colourful Cagliari - capital of Sardinia

Good if it was only the cord that was broken! I'm stuck with a malfunctioning computer myself, but I think it's a bigger problem... And it's best not to worry about clothing sizes. They seem to vary a lot. As long as you find what you need... 🙂 We also thought about selfie sticks when we were in England and Scotland. It was the worst boom on those really.

Don and I also enjoyed Cagliari. When we were travelling, we liked
we go into all kinds of shops. Italian kitchenware is very stylish.
Saw many things we would have liked to have in our own kitchen. Not a chance, of course!
Also went into a hat shop, where men's hats of all kinds were sold. Had
of course heard of fedoras, the ones that all the detectives had on TV, and the
there was, I should say. By the way..:
Cagliari has a beautiful botanical garden and an amphitheatre ala Greece.
Nice graffiti! Like the guy hanging on a hook. 🙂

Regarding sizes - Could never find anything, either dresses or shoes.
in shops in Indonesia. Everything was too small. Luckily, it was incredibly cheap
to have clothes sewn, and it didn't cost too much to have handmade ones.
shoes. You had to look at shoe catalogues and decide what you wanted. And then
there was a test run before the shoe was finalised. Different!

I hope Peter's knee is fine by the time you get to Sicily. There are so
so much to see, first on the north coast and then to the south.
(e.g. Taormina, Etna).

We lived in Bandung, Java, for two and a half years. My husband, a geologist, got
asked if he would like to take a trip to Indonesia and work on their geological
survey. Everything worked out, as our youngest was going to college, i.e.
leave the nest. I think we were there at a perfect time, when there was no one there.
political problems. Had an incredibly nice time there. I suddenly became
English teacher; very popular with the Japanese ex-pats. Has never been
teacher of some kind, but it turned out, that I had talents. 🙂

The Indonesians were so incredibly friendly and open to us. I learnt
enough Bahasa Indonesia, so that I could bargain with all the traders
who came to the house with their goods. Learning the language where you live, even
for a short time, is very important - show respect.

Looks really lovely, cosy little streets and then some shopping?
We will soon cycle into town here and see what it looks like. Imagine what you get to see and experience a lot when you go by motorhome?
Have fun in the heat! // Nilla

Glad that some practical problems were solved in Cagliari, hope that Peter's knee is now better. I have only been in Cagliari for half a day so I don't remember much at all. Beautiful pictures from the city and the mix between the old and new is palpable.
Take care and hope that you get a little cooler.