Albergo Tre Ville Parma

... that I understand. My Italian recgonition has improved slightly this weekend, which gives me an edge they do not have. Its like peices of a puzzel, and they are missing the picture to match to another peice, that important piece that links the different sections together. Where I can just try and find one. it is always out of their grasp..... But alas, I did sit, a lot, and made attempts to smile when people gave me little looks of 'aw pity she doesn ...

... I even got to see how the beams worked in the attic. It was awesome. As we were leaving, Luisa said she had lived in Dello her whole life but had never been inside the castle. I'm glad I gave her that opportunity!<br><br>Sunday: The day before, at Nonna's house, she had offered to take me to Cremona while Luisa and company went to visit their friends in another town. I said yes, but inside I was dreading it due to the language barrier. She picked ...

... and who pretty much filled their compartment with their baggage. They were fun to watch. They were also going to Modena and had never been there before, so they kept asking us if the next stop was Modena.<br><br>Hotel Libert'a is very comfortable and right in the heart of Modena, just a couple blocks from the Duomo (main church) and amongst some very fine restaurants.<br><br>We wandered around town and agreed ...

So we decided to wing it today and just got on the train for a day trip to Parma. This was one of the places that was on my must do list. We tried to find the tourist office but it was closing in 10 minutes and we (as usual) didnt know where we were going. Almost everything shuts down in the afternoons over here and i guess the tourism office was no different. We had some time to kill so we got a bit of ...

... building holds the retired F1 single seaters. Dawn counted 50 in all. These are as new as 2007, as the 2008's have not been released to the public yet. some privately owned and some for sale. Minimum price for one of these retired F1 machines, 1 Million Euro. Ok...<br><br>This was truly a dream come true for me and I want to thank Dawn for letting me experience something like this in the middle of our honeymoon.<br><br>

... with the first milk of the day, then heated, curdled, separated, molded, pressed, drained, and aged. Start to finish takes a minimum of 6 month and in some cases up to 2 years. Wars were fought over this cheese. Parma ham, Prosciutto di Parma, cut as thin as paper with flavors so fulfilling that the memory lingers. The pigs are fed the whey discarded from the cheese making process. As early as the 5th century BC, pork legs were valued ...

(Originally published at http://www.troysgonewalkabout.com)<br>< br>Though it&#8217;s free of charge, not everyone can tour the Ferrari factory &#8211; there&#8217;s just the small matter of admission being limited to those who actually own one. But with Hoges the proud owner of a blue 1979 Ferrari 308 and a member of the Australian Ferrari Club, it had been a relatively straightforward process of cross-checking his chassis numbers and then setting a date to come ...

... I am not wistfully looking at couples and wishing that I was part of one as well, kissing on the bridge. while that would be wonderful, I have to learn to stand on my own, to be an independent woman, and I think that is the key to enjoying marriage, relationships, family and friends even more. This lack of fear of being alone is my wildness, its so unlike the person I have led myself to believe I have been for 27 years. Sara, my sister ...

June 10, 2002<br><br>Back on the bus! This time to Italy!! We went to Pisa (and had pizza for lunch!) We saw the tower, of course, and the church. Got to shop in the souvenir shops and sit for awhile in the sun. Very peaceful day. I can tell I'm getting tired, because the travel journal entries are shorter and shorter!<br> <br><br><br><br>We were in ...

... Megan threw a snowball at me, and it took all but 5 seconds to catch here. We then left for an opera concert. It was a little strange because the performers were asian, I think Korean and Japanese. It was pretty cool to see people from other parts of the world coming to Italy to study opera. After this we returned to our 4 star hotel and watched our first NBA game in a while, San Antonio vs. Utah Jazz.