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Monthly Archives: March 2011
The Power of Betty
I have a secret. I love cookbooks. I mean I really really love cookbooks. When I am traveling I like to pick up a cookbook from whatever city/country I am visiting. I have probably 30 cookbooks covering Tex-mex to Amish … Continue reading
Don’t Worry, There is a Happy Ending
On my way back from Rome last month I was flipping through a magazine I found in the seat pocket and saw this review for Elizabeth Gilbert’s new book, Committed (a sequel to Eat, Pray, Love). Gilbert has a great … Continue reading
Lumignano Hike
Winter has failed to make a graceful exit here in northern Italy. Anytime the sun made an appearance the rain clouds would bully it right out of the sky. The unrelenting gloom and doom was starting to make me feel … Continue reading
My ultimate running goal
So, now that I have proven to myself that I can run more than 20 minutes in a row without bursting into flames I am planning on running a 10K next. If anyone is thinking about taking up running there … Continue reading
My First 5K!!
Today I ran my first 5K! A 5K is 3.11 miles (and I think 5K sounds more impressive than 3.11 miles). Actually, today I ran the whole way through my first voluntary 5K. When I was in the military we … Continue reading
Introducing Lullubelle
Hi Everyone! I would like to introduce my new favorite toy, Lullubelle! She is blue and adorable, and I think I may even buy a basket to put on the front! It seems like everyone in Italy owns a bike … Continue reading
Venice Carnevale
Happy Carnivale, Everyone! On Saturday I took the train with some friends to Venice to check out the costumes. The tradition of Venice Carnivale started around the 14th or 15th century, as one last celebration before Lent (in Latin Carnivale … Continue reading

