I Cani d'Italia

There are a lot of cani in Italia besides Phantom, although none of them have his great amount of photogenicism.  Here’s a cane from down the street:

Here’s another cane.  This one has glowing occhi (eyes) and barks at you as you walk by his yard:

 

This cane is too lazy to bark at you as you walk by his yard:

This is a yippy piccolo cane bianco (little white dog):

 

Here is a piccolo cane nero (little black dog) in Venezia:

 

Here’s a big Phantom-like cane.  Oh wait, he’s a donkey.

 

Here’s Phantom’s amico, Cooper:

 

Here’s a cane swimming.  Oh wait, it’s a duck.  Or something.

Here’s a big cane like Phantom.  Oh wait, it’s a fake camel in Barcelona.

 

Here are matching cani in Venice:

 

Here’s a cane asleep at a mercato in Vicenza:

Here is mia sorella (sister) Katie patting a cane outside a winery:

 

Here is a weenie little cane we saw in Vicenza:

 

And another:

 

Here are two Phantom-like cani in Austria.  Oh wait, they are cavalli.

 

Here is a Phantom-like cane in Austria.  Oh wait…

 

Anyhow, today I went for a run.  I saw a lovely peacock, a dead hedgehog, and a gattino who looked just like my little gatto Zackie when he was little.  Here is Zackie:

Here is a video of Annie Cate performing a poem about the letter E, which is pronounced "ay" in italiano.  La vocale = the vowel.

Salve tutti from me, Bridget!