And this one is the key to the whole Kingdom, apparently. This statue of St. Peter, which stands in front of the Vatican, was sculpted by Giuseppe di Fabris in the mid-19th century.
That's one key you'd never misplace. Reminds me of those mega keys you used to get when you checked into a Parisian hotel years ago....and still get, if you stay at the Esmeralda.
Hee hee, I was just at Lily's place and as soon as I saw your photo, Alexa, I thought, "Snap!" This is beautiful, Alexa. And I miss 'proper' keys in hotels. I know, the plastic thingos are terribly practical, but where's the romance...
this is great Alexa, how did you get so close!
ReplyDeletewait till you see mine, we were on the same page, sort of.
That's one key you'd never misplace. Reminds me of those mega keys you used to get when you checked into a Parisian hotel years ago....and still get, if you stay at the Esmeralda.
ReplyDeleteHee hee, I was just at Lily's place and as soon as I saw your photo, Alexa, I thought, "Snap!" This is beautiful, Alexa. And I miss 'proper' keys in hotels. I know, the plastic thingos are terribly practical, but where's the romance...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! My first reaction was where is this statue in NYC?
ReplyDeleteOf course, it was the Vatican. :-)
The key to joy, I suspect.
ReplyDeleteSo fine!
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