Chef On Main Street, Jesolo

Ryan Calhoun, on May 5, said:

Oh, wonderful, Anne! The chef has a lot of character of course, but I really love the perspective with the printed menu. It exaggerated the way the little chef is leaning, as if everything is going to suddenly start running to the left.

Cheers, Ryan

Ryan Calhoun, on May 5, said:

I was remember how much headache it was doing everything in euros when I was in Italy, but these days it must make travel much easier for you, not having to change money at all. I think all the money changers must be ripping people off.

©junebug, on May 6, said:

Thank you for your comments on the chef, Ryan! I'm glad you like him. Yes, traveling has become a lot easier for us since the Euro has been introduced. But on the other hand, everything has become much more expensive. It's almost like this: something that cost 1 DM before now costs 1 €, but unfortunately you don't get paid in the same relation. But I don't want to complain, because I hate people complaining about money problems. I'm doing all right. For you of course, it has not become easier when you travel to Europe, unless you visit several countries. In that case, you don't need so many different currencies. Most countries have the Euro now. Greetings, Anne