What kind of art did you find on your own? The Galleria Borghese is probably one of my favorite galleries in Rome. It's really, really stunning, with a lot of Bernini sculptures and really beautiful marble floors and this beautiful park, the Villa Borghese gardens. It's kind of like the Central Park of Rome - just really visually stunning. The Galleria museum is right there. I saw a lot of Caravaggios. I really was not that familiar with Caravaggio's work. He was pretty intense.

Did you go to Campo de' Fiori, the big marketplace? That was really cool, and there were a lot of young people there, which was really fun. I had a really great pizza there. It was wrapped up in a little paper bag, and it was just delicious.

Did you visit any of the other great places to shop in Rome? You know what? I don't like to go to a place like Rome to shop for things I can get here. I didn't visit the Prada store or Versace. I like to go off the beaten path a little more, and I like to wander off on different streets and in different directions, and go to the boutique shops and find little things that I wouldn't find here. I really don't see the point of shopping at those places, you know what I mean? They are all over the world, and they are especially in my hometown. The first day, I had my map in the pouring rain. But I ended up throwing [the map] out because, what I realized is, with the way I like to work, it doesn't really help me later, because I don't remember names or streets. I like to just walk around and roam around and let the streets dictate where I go. I bought mostly little trinkets. I went to quite a few antiques shops. I bought a great vase. I mostly bought things like home furnishings that I could just cart back with me.