Yesterday Chris and I decided to check out a little photography museum in Daytona Beach, Florida, the Southeast Museum of Photography. Daytona is about 91 miles from Melbourne, connected by both I-95 and U.S. Highway 1. We opted for the slower scenic route via US Highway 1, which meant a more than 2-hour drive. Continue reading
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Travel Tuesdays takes us today to La Basilica di San Zeno, the Basilica of San Zeno, in Verona.
Today on Monday Mysteries we investigate a different kind of bug. It’s not an edible one, just one of the largest bugs I’ve ever seen, and one that wandered across the patio here the other day.
Today on Food on Fridays we’re back to the Doughut Diaries for the 3rd week in a row (!), this time visiting a Love Bug. Continue reading
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Just a couple of photos today of two odd-looking “towers” on the water:
OK, well, it really wasn’t entirely Gigi’s fault for what happened last week on a road near Orlando. But since it was Gigi’s instruction to take that on-ramp, I’ll put the blame on her. After all, that’s part of the fun of driving with Gigi – you get to put the blame on someone else when the directions go wrong and you wind up taking a wrong-turn. Continue reading
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Today on Travel Tuesdays we look at a centuries-old pilgrimage destination: Santiago de Compostela in Spain, which is the final stop on the pilgrimage path called Camino de Santiago, “Way of St. James” pilgrimage path. The journey involves making your … Continue reading
This week on Food on Fridays we’re back in the Doughnut Diaries, looking at Donuts. Continue reading
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Well, before I get to my original “fantastic” thing for this post, I’d just like to mention that Chris and I are switching locations today to our new home for the next month: a gorgeous house with a very cute, … Continue reading
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One of the striking things about arriving back in Eastern U.S. in the summer is that we’re having to deal with lots of heat and humidity. Bolzano, Italy, as you might recall, was also hot in summer. Hot, hot, hot, … Continue reading