Evening Breeze
These are the kind of evenings that make the extended summer very much worth it.
Long weekend trips are one of my favorite parts of living in Sicily. Within a few hours there are so many types of locations- beaches, mountains, islands, metropolitan areas, backcountry roads… whatever you’re looking for, it’s here. Recently, we had the pleasure of experiencing the island of Salina, which is a member of the
The Island of Salina Read More »
Trying to cram breakfast into a 7 year old. After enjoying cupcakes with his 1st grade classmates.
We’re a couple months past his 1 year birthday, but better late than never on finishing up the first year’s worth of monthly portraits, right?
Sometimes your Mama is an (over-scheduled) slacker on the first day of preschool and ends up taking your ‘first day’ picture on the second day. She hopes you’ll forgive her.
2nd day of Preschool Read More »
This week was our family’s first foray into public school. After a wonderful year of homeschool for Kindergarten we decided that Isaac would benefit from the increased social interaction and chance to work on listening to other adults ;) that school on base here in Sicily would allow him. The first week has been a
1st grade is Awesome! Read More »
Our flight out of Florence was in the late afternoon, so we had a little time in the morning left to enjoy the city. We decided to head back to Santa Croce to see the leather school. We were hoping this little monster would learn to walk while we were on vacation (preferably in the
Arrivederci Bellissima Firenze! Read More »
After working through the Uffizi Gallery (strict no photography policy) the kids had earned another gelato treat. Partially explained by the sign that we saw displayed upon entrance “We apologize that throughout the entire building the air conditioning is not working. It is under maintenance.” And it was already close to 90 degrees outside at
Day 2 in Firenze. Why does he always want to sleep late when we have somewhere to be early in the morning? Eventually, everyone was ready and we were off on the walk to the Accademia. Everything I read during trip prep indicated that photographs of The David were strictly prohibited. However, as we walked
We booked our train tickets online before leaving Sicily and planned to arrive at the station about an hour before our train to Florence was scheduled to depart. The taxi dropped us right in front of the station and we found a quiet area out of the way (perhaps too out of the way… security
The Unescapable Charm of Firenze Read More »