Showing posts with label Visitors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Visitors. Show all posts
Thursday, July 30, 2009
A Visit with Mr. Kleen
Saturday, January 5, 2008
Tom and Susan's Holiday Visit
Tom and Susan returned to the US today after a nice visit here in Italy. Aside from relaxing at home and enjoying delicious Neapolitan pizza, we all went to a great exhibit at the Capodimonte Museum, took a tour of Pompeii, and they even ventured out on their own via train to Florence for two days. Good travelers for sure! We appreciated having family visit for the holidays and look forward to their next trip. Maybe we make it all the way to Venice next time!?
Friday, January 4, 2008
Walking Man
Today was a monutmentous day for Luke. It was the final night of my parents visit to Italy, and Luke decided to put on a show for them! At 10:30pm (determined to stay awake) Luke started walking. He started with 3 to 4 steps from Daddy to Mama, and within an hour he was walking/tottering 20 ft on his own! He was getting lots of positive encouragement from all of us, and was very proud of himself. He was so excited! It is fun for LeighAnna and I to watch him learn and develop little by little. Everyday he increases such skills as walking, talking, interacting, and thinking...and it is priceless to watch!
Friday, December 28, 2007
A Day at Pompeii
Today we ventured to Pompeii, at the base of the impending Vesuvius volcano for a day trip with my parents. It was my second trip there, but it is one of those sites that is always interesting to see again and again. After seeing the beautiful architecture, fine tile work, and understanding the ancient culture, it is hard to believe that it is almost 2000 years old. It is quite an understatement to say they built things to last! Thinking what life and the people were like 2000 years ago is hard to get your mind around. Will our present day life, culture, and infrastructure last 2000 years into the future? I highly doubt it; a testament to the Pompeii’s longevity.
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