Would you consider yourself a low maintenance traveller?
As long as you have a passport, a spare change of clothes, and a working kettle for your morning coffee, is there anything else you REALLY need? (Trust me, I learned to appreciate the simple pleasures of a kettle the hard way).

Getting to Naples is easy.
Navigating through Naples is easy.
Being offered free fruit at every corner was the easiest. (at least it wasnโt weed, for the millionth time, no thanks Mexico City).
But finding out that your dark, heavy built, quaint Italian AirBnB has no Wi-Fi was disastrous.
Having to leave the building to check your phone and see what time your friends are coming felt like staying up all night waiting for your boyfriend. All you want to do is go to bed, but youโre ready and full of adrenaline to give them a talking to when they finally get there.
A picture tells a thousand words.
But with no Wi-Fi, it tells zero.

My friends did get there in the end. I must have sleepwalked to open the door.
Have you ever survived a holiday with no Wi-Fi?
No, that would be a big adjustment. It’s either be cut off from people or go out all of the time to use wifi. I recall havig to go down to the lobby to use wifi.
It’s great to see a familiar face on WordPress again ๐ Lobby Wi-Fi… it’s not bad.. until you see something funny and everyone stares at you till you stop laughing…. Enjoy your weekend ๐
You also.
Great post ๐
Thanks so much, have a great weekend ๐
My holidays/vacations mostly include my physical activities and camera shots. The cell phone can wait till I get home.
Art
I love that Art, I need to take note ๐ Enjoy your weekend!