Groping In Trains India

presentations are trivial aka Tea with butterflies

yesterday about the appointment at 16:30 Tepidarium Roster in the garden of 'horticulture, via Vittorio Emanuele, also known as the garden of the Serra.
It is precisely in this greenhouse, we had an unusual but pleasant afternoon in the company of beautiful specimens of butterflies. All beautiful, from the scene full of tropical plants, waterfalls and colorful decor Mad Hatter. All this is topped by a not-so-ethereal-that stretch with niches filled with pillows and the feeling of entering one of those crystal bowls filled with snow. Not to mention the opportunity to visit this jewel of Florence, in my dreams for a while 'time now. Cons? Firstly, the musical accompaniment, very bad. A sort of vulgar ambient music, it seemed that at any moment should come strippers, I would have opted for the classic or the edge of jazz, but vabbeh. Children who were trying desperately to catch moths and the poor who were running from all sides. Finally, the tea, which in and of itself was great (I got the caramel and more) served in fragile Ginori porcelain. The thing is that it costs 4euro cup, now I say to you, call the initiative "Tea with the Butterfly" and the ticket costs 8 euro already, you could at least include it in the price, no? At least not make it so expensive, but vabbeh, at least have been money well spent. Overall it was a relaxing afternoon to enjoy the lazy atmosphere of a fairy tale. I focused on the exit
sfuggitomi a sign at the entrance, explaining that it was not unusual to find the butterfly with broken wings or even death and that those reared in captivity have a life cycle that reached up to three weeks, three times the natural rate. Yet poor women beat their wings against the glass looking for a way out. And I stopped to think how much that gesture of survival would reflect the human spirit. No matter how much you are allowed to live if you spend the time in a cage, as is gold.
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PS: Thank you Gemma for the tip!