What Are You Going To Do In Rome Except Suffer?!

Waking up the next morning after a much needed and appreciated sleep, I had breakfast with the family and let them know that while looking through my book and the map of Europe I had decided that I was going to head to Croatia for the next part of my trip. They invited me to head out with them to explore a bit of the area we were staying in, but I passed as I wanted to stay in and check out the details of how to get to Croatia from Rome, how long it would take, and when I would be able to leave. As I was checking train and ferry schedules, I thought I’d call Gianni to see how things were in Ischia and ask him to say hi to everyone and tell them I was thinking about them. Gianni, happy that I had called asked me how things were and where I was. When I told him I was in Rome he quickly yelled at me, “It’s 100 degrees in Rome! What are you going to do there except suffer?! You should come back to Ischia for a few days”. I told him I would think about it and get back to him in an hour or so, and he told me if I wanted to come he would have a car waiting for me at the port and that another friend of ours had a house I could stay in for as long as I wanted. Getting off the phone I went outside to think, and after one minute in the early morning heat, my decision was made, I called Gianni and told him I was once again Ischia bound. He laughed and simply said that he knew I would be.