Sala "Michelangelo"
I'm speaking at a conference in Uruguay and staying at the Cala Di Volpe Boutique Hotel on Rambla Mahatma Gandhi (or Mahatma Gandhi drive) in Montevideo. This is the conference room where I spoke.
Sala "Michelangelo" or "Michelangelo's" room.
This is actually Leonardo's room. It might even be Ralphael's room, or Donatello's.
In any case, I didn't see anyone wearing an orange bandanna.
"Clientes"
8 years ago
6 comments:
I think I'm losing my nerd edge because these days when I see "Michaelangelo" I no longer think of the turtle but of his Renaissance namesake.
Good luck there, come back safe!
In the sala, the women come and go?
ediblestars: that was awesome. first T. S. Eliot joke on the "blog".
I love your blog but I have to tell you, this particular instance happens to be correct usage in Spanish.
So it's not really "unnecessary" :)
Wow! I just got back from little ol' Uruguay as well, and I picked up several fun misuse-of-quotation-marks pics that I've been meaning to send you from there (anonymous's sanctimonious comment notwithstanding!); now I am motivated to actually do it!
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