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There are lots of hat tips and nods to Old St. Yes, THAT Saint Nicholas the one who Santa Claus gets his namesake from- or at least one namesake from. If I could only choose one half of this trip to get to do all over, I’d definitely choose the half we were just setting out on.Īnd yet another reason was that I simply had to visit the memorial of Saint Nicholas. The point here is that we were finally on our way to the Mother-Daughter portion of the trip that was so altogether very different that what I’d done in Greece. With some not very great experiences at the Marco Polo Airport now, I highly doubt I’ll ever choose to transit through there again. With only a small bit of drama which I’ll spare you from, we finally got on our flight on Ryan Air. Mom, Dad, and Mikki would take the next bus and began their long journey home. Anara’s and my flight left first, so we said an extremely hasty goodbye and boarded the bus. We paid nearly $50 Euro for that, but man was it ever worth it!!! We all bought bus tickets to the airport, but as it turned out, we ended up having to split up due to the bus that was just leaving only having 2 seats left on it. We were all up very early, long before sunrise, and hired a baggage handler to get all of our stuff with a cart to the bus station.

In a nutshell, it was amazing just absolutely exactly all that I had dreamed about in an Italian vacation! I’ll get to that soon, but first, we’ll explore Bari where very few tourists venture. We never made it quite to Polignano a Mare, but we came very, VERY close. The paper is long gone, but I had memorized the names and when it came time to actually plan out my itinerary, I remembered that sweet server from Maria and Enzo’s. I had her write down the names of those towns and promised to take her advice and visit someday. “Oh! You MUST come to my village Bari, and another beautiful place is Polignano a Mare!! It is so beautiful there and you will love it!!” Even as far back as then, Italy was on my bucket list of places to travel to and I asked our server where I should go if I went to Italy. I was with my 3 youngest kids who at the time were all teens, or just beyond, and we were having the loveliest time chatting with our Italian waitstaff.

Love it! The food was sort of meh-ish but something extraordinary happened during that meal. How cool that they went with a 1930’s abandoned air terminal replete with Art Nouveau murals and décor. I had decided to try Maria and Enzo’s as it was still fairly new, and the theming was right up my alley. Once upon a time back in 2016, I took a celebration trip to Disney for my undergraduate nursing degree. “It all started with a mouse”, so they say. Why did I choose to go there, you may also be asking.

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It’s a seaside town, sleepy, and full of tradition. We’ll get there, but first we have to GET there! But where is there? “There” is the quaint little city of Bari, located on Italy’s east coast right above where the “Heel of the Boot” starts. From sheer red carpet dresses meant to be worn sans-bra to sheer tops to steamy IG selfies, there’s a lot of nothing-to-be-ashamed-of here.Bet you’re wondering what that even means. So to move us one step further toward all nipples being treated equally, we have put together the most shocking and not-so-shocking celebrity nip slips on the internet.

In fact, your nipples are something to be proud of, because they’re part of YOU! Each person might have a different size, shape, or areola color, which isn’t something to be embarrassed about. After all, there are so many different types of breasts ( 9 types of boob shapes, actually) and nipples. With hashtags like #freethenips and #freethenipple, a braless moment or a tasteful nude is now considered a body-positive statement. In fact, nipples are now considered one of the hottest red carpet accessories ( we're looking at you, Kendall Jenner). Chaos would often ensue - because, after all, how dare this body part be visible to the world, right?įast forward to today, when fashion icons are putting their nipples on display with intention. But on occasion, the stick-ons and tape would fail, leaving nipples exposed to the spotlight and cameras. To prep for award shows and events, stars and their stylists would use bandaids, pasties, camisoles, even duct tape (um, ouch) to make sure that the nipples remained hidden. Once upon a time in Hollywood, nip slips were frowned upon – something that celebrities feared.