Hosting Culture Hotel Accademia Trento

... dishes as well as cutlery from a dollar store or something and bringing it with you cause it's pretty expensive here and there are no dollar stores to speak of. There is a market every Satuday across the river where you can buy pots and pans for cheap, as well as a host of other stuff. There is also a farmer's market almost every day a block or two away from the school. <br><br>The first day I went to upim, which is kinda like a Shopper's drug mart and a Linens N Things combined ...

... why the name has both an Italian and a German spelling. This is a very quaint town that looks to be fairly old with small winding pedestrian only streets. Street signs are here are written in Italian and German, and a vast amount of people walking around are speaking German. I took some pictures and got myself a quick bite to eat. I have seen a lot of people walking around carrying backpacks with hiking boots and trekking poles ...

... br><br>Let me put this win in perspective for you. No one has beaten Bergamo in the playoffs since 1997. For Panzani and some of the older guys, drawing the Bergamo side of the bracket in the last decade means that you won&#8217;t reach the Super Bowl. Meeting Bergamo in the Super Bowl? Well that means you had a good season, but now they go home with the trophy.<br><br>We finally got off the field and into the locker room - it was bedlam. Jugs of vino ...

Departed Dublin around 07:30, first stop Italy for the wedding. Arrived in Malcesine for lunch. Checked into hotel Alpino, a great little spot, right in the centre of the town, chilled for a while then caught up with friends who were already settled in. <br>Weather was a bit of a mixed bag, but we still had enough sunshine to make the most of our time. We got the ferry across Lake Garda to visit Limone for the amazing invisible market and ...

... my right wrist from leaning on handle bars. I&#8217;ve started taping my right wrist while I lift and throw which has relieved some of the pain a bit, but I need to start icing it frequently. It&#8217;s not serious but it is a nuisance.<br><br>I was late and fresh out of the shower on a warm day so I drove shirtless and parked the car a block away from Ciba and Christina&#8217;s apartment and walked. They came down and got a good laugh as I strolled through ...

... fish.  I declined but Argeo insisted I try itand cut me a nickel sized bit. Everyone looked at me, but I need a good 15 seconds to summon thecourage before tossing it in my mouth and tasting the sardine-like salty fishflavor invade my pallet.  I chewedonce and swallowed it as quick as I could and then chased it with a beer.  Yuck!  They laughed at my face.  It reminded me of tasting Muk Duk (whale blubber and whaleskin) in Alaska with Martin.  Itwas described as a chewy, oily ...

... 5 pages ofyouth soccer coverage caught me off guard.  The FIDC or whatever agency governs the censorship ofAmerican movie would have had a seizure had this been published in the New YorkTimes.  It made me even moreperplexed that this woman had mean mugged me so tough for running without ashirt when it seems ordinarily Italians are unphased by a little flesh.<br><br> <br><br>Monday night brought my first date since the bank girldebacle months ago.  I had been askedout by ...

... in our redzone.  On third and 15 their American ran an out while I just mindlessly stared into the backfield and kept dropping back.  By the time I realized the guy broke off to the out, he was open by ten yards, but the throw was very short and he dropped it trying to pull it off his shoe tops.  It wasn't my best effort at corner but I got lucky.   When we finally got the ball again we drove easily with Reggie running and our passing game carving up their secondary.  Piva ...

... and arrived in Sermione.  Sermione is this adorable town that does not allow cars.  We walked along the lake and observed the adorable town. I had lunch with Garrett his roomate Paul and three girls that they had made friends with.  Then we ventured some more in the town, glanced at the ruins and saw the olive trees that the city is known for. Our last destination was Verona.  Verona is a lot bigger than I expected and ...

... to be in such a beautiful place. We are happy because they told us they want us to stay for awhile, so we are excited to just enjoy the scenery and the great people here in the tiny town that I swear is kept a little secret so it can remain dreamlike. Thanks Bill and Angie for setting this up. Bill- I LOVE meeting your family! They are just precious and we are having such a great time.