It must be winter holiday up north.

I guess, since the Metro is so packed with screaming German students, quite nervous danish couples with their guidebooks, shouting Scottish Junior league football teams in matching t-shirts, giggling teenagers.

For all of them it seems that they heard that in the Roman subway you need to push to get in, which is also true during the rush hour. But there is a huge difference between a lot of individuals all pushing but in different direction, and the force of a group of students on caffeine shock pushing into the metro encouraged by their leader - a hungover teacher who drank too much red wine with their colleague, or the coach who had a beer at the nearby Irish pub last night.

I wish that people would remember that this city is also a place where people live and work and not Disneyland.

Wanted to take an illustrative picture, but I was squashed in between an old lady which I almost had to hold on to, so she would'nt fall, and a smelly guy, who hadn't had the time for this weeks shower yet. So instead of a picture of that, I found a picture of the pyramid in Rome.



Its called the Pyramid of Cestius, is 36,4 meters tall, and build 18BC - 12BC. I took the picture on one of my marathon walks.

Have a nice day.