So, this afternoon, I was sitting on the Piazza del Campo, reading John Rawls, while eating a lemon granita. Frigging fantastic.

For those of you who don't know, Piazza del Campo is the piazza on which the Palazzo Pubblico in Siena is situated, where Lorenzetti's famous frescoes of good and bad governance are. Great location to do some political philosophy reading if you ask me. If I recall accurately both David Miller and Jonathan Wolff refer to the frescoes in their books, as does Sam Bowles.

Sweetness!