1. The Colosseum. With more than three-quarters still remaining it is not difficult to imagine
how it was back then.
2. My rounds. Well, that is what I call them. What I do is I walk around the apartment grounds, maybe to the playground or to see who's around. What I like doing best is dodging and hiding from the "Evil Lady" and her "Evil Dog Sidekick." I know what you are thinking, "who are they?" Well, one day I was in the playground swinging a baseball bat (more or less a stick), and she must have thought I was hitting the tree because she started screaming at me like I had just pushed her dog off the edge of a cliff!
3. The Bay of Naples view. It is so pretty when you are standing on a cliff basically looking over the bay. Once, at night, we were eating dinner at a restaurant looking over the bay when all of a sudden fireworks went up in the air.
4. Ostia and Pompeii. The whole towns survived! It is too much to take in.
5. Making movies of all our adventures. Be sure to watch them!
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Facts and commentary concerning the life and career of pioneering American dancer/choreographer Catherine Littlefield (1905-1951).
2 comments:
Stephen: Thanks for your comments, not that your mom and brother's weren't good, but you really gave me a "feel" for what it was like to live there, not just be a tourist there, and what you will carry with you all your life as a memory of this special time with your family.
Just because you are back you don't need to stop blogging altogether. Let us know how adjustment home goes, things you miss most, what David's Top 5 are, or use it to keep distant family, folks you don't see regularly or friends back in Italy up to date on skeel life here in the states.
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