i so love
my favorite italian restaurant’s
children’s menu options:
bambini –
CHEESE PIZZA 9
PASTA CLEAN 10
PASTA MESSY 10
no other options needed in my opinion
the holy trinity of italian children’s food.
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“oh, my God, I love pasta.”
-lana condor
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image credit: eating daily.com – menu credit: mani osteria
I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Love the picture of the (Irish?) bambino with the Italian menu, especially Pasta Messy. Fun!
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i’m half of each myself. coincidence ?
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Yup! Funny thing about that, huh, Beth! Do you know the history of both sides of your DNA? Where in Italy? Where in Ireland? No need to answer, unless you’re just sitting there waiting to tell that part of your story!
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Yes, Armagh in Ireland and near Florence and Rome in Italy
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Oh, my! Armagh in Northern Ireland. In the late ’70s the college church at The College of Wooster hosted an Anglican priest and a Catholic laywoman to join us in residence for three months. Wonderful people with mischievous twinkles in their eyes and laughter just a breath away.
As for Florence, a pickpocket swiped by wallet on the Ponte Vecchio! I spent most of a day in the police precinct. But it IS beautiful in every way, except on the Ponte Vecchio.😄
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Yes, I wonder what option the parents choose for them and which the bambini choose for themselves
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This restaurant is brilliant with a great sense of humor.
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I think so too
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So cute and funny!
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Yes!)
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Adorable.
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I thought so too
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🥰
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Nothing else needed, for sure, Beth.
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True that
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Thank you for this great post and pic. Is that your little one?
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No, but what a doll )
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So cute! 🙂
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Yes)
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They nailed it!
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Boom.
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“Pasta messy.” That’s brilliant! Thank you for the smile, Beth. 🙂
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I loved it)
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Pasta Messy. Definitely. Adorable.
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Which would you choose?
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Love to know what’s exactly in the messy one. Too cute. Good on the restaurant.
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I’ll need to take a couple of kids with me and order both
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LOL! Love it! So clever!!
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I agree)
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Haha so sweet 🙂
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Isn’t it?
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I’ll have the messy one please! – more fun 🙂
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I agree, Ute!
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Honestly, sometimes the menu needs to be the same way on the adult options as well. 🙂
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Exactly!
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I still eat like that! Well, maybe not in public where people can see me…
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Me too)
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Love it!
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It’s so funny that, 1. I just happened to spy the ‘subject’ pasta in your list of categories, and 2. I just had spaghetti marinara for lunch, and 3. That pasta is such a universal thing everyone should write at least one post about it. This means I am behind in my pasta post production. I may have to presto my pesto to meet my rotini ratio. My proportion of penne. My quadrucci quota. I had to Google that last one. I could not, off the top of my head, think of a Q-based pasta. It will be to my everlasting shame that I could not.
(On a separate note, my ability to speak Italian is based solely on my knowledge of ingredients involving favorite pasta dishes. What do you suppose this says about me? Besides, basta pasta, of course!)
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Pasta makes the world go ‘round
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