Milan’s famous Teatro alla Scala opened in 1778 with an opera by Antonio Salieri (Mozart’s wannabe rival). Today, opera buffs can get a glimpse of
This smart little traffic-free square, between the Galleria and the opera house, is dominated by a statue of Leonardo da Vinci. The statue (from 1870)
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II So much more than a shopping arcade, the neoclassical Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a soaring structure of iron and glass.
Day 2 dawned overcast but with a threat of blue breaking out for moments. But rain was in the forecast, and the temperatures were a
After arriving yesterday afternoon and recovering from our travel fatigue (kind of), we are ready to hit the ground running. We visited the Piazza del
Tripp turned one on April 16th! The fun began the day before at dinner where he got his first birthday cup cake! He then got
2023 was the year that we turned over the kitchen to Nathan for Easter meal preparation, and utilized our grill tours to make the main
Tripp went with him Mom and Dad, Aunt Tuesday and Uncle Abraham to the Shriners Circus in Rochester Minnesota. Grandma did not take any pictures
The little guy is now 11 months old! Here are some pictures and videos of the fun Tripp had in March!
I was honored to attend the North American Youth Exchange Network (NAYEN) conference in Washington D.C. representing District 6250. The Keynote speaker was the Ukrainian