From the Vatican to the Appian
Since this was our last full day as a group before some of us had to travel back, Dave originally thought we should keep this day low key. When we discussed scheduling a bike...
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Amalfi Take Two
We made a second attempt getting to Amalfi, and this time we made it. But it was definitely a mixed bag. On the plus side: the Amalfi coast is pretty cool. On the negative...
A Day Trip to Florence
After being properly fed and rested the night before, we were ready for another try at a train. This time to Florence. This train was at a more reasonable time in the morning, and...
Amalfi Take One
Our day in Amalfi was here! The day we were most looking forward to. A day of relaxation on the sea seeing the breathtaking views along the coast. And the weather was sunny and...
Bread and Circus
The saying ‘bread and circus’ stems from Roman times and means if the masses are fed and entertained, they will be kept happy. We had both a bread tour and a circus tour scheduled...
The Streets of Rome
Our first full day in Rome we spent exploring the streets – first via foot. Our personal tour guide Nicole, who had so much trouble in the streets of Boston just a few months...
Arrival in Rome
I’m not the best of travelers. I’m happy once I get where I’m going, but until then, I worry. Not necessarily about safety but mainly about getting to the airport on time, making connections,...
Italy – The Planning
We took a family trip to Rome Italy to visit Nicole who is spending the semester there. I had every intention of taking a few moments each day to journal about the trip. I...
A Little Break
I took a little break from politics last week. Not a complete break mind you. It’s hard to get away from things like Ossoff and that amazing Washington Post article. But a break nonetheless. ...
