Tag: Italy

Musings, Travel, Wine/Cocktails

Room With a View

Greg Romano

... we “found peace in the cacophony of stimuli.” Such are the thoughts from which blogs are born …

Wine/Cocktails

Meet The Winemaker – Italian Style

Judy Romano

We marveled at the deep, elegant, spectacular aromas and the fascinating party of excitement playing out on our taste buds.

Gratitude and Joy, Italy

Day 225 – A Year of Gratitude and Joy – Romance Italian Style

Greg Romano

We’ll go back to Italy. There’s nowhere else like it in the world ... Italy gets in your soul and never goes away.

Gratitude and Joy, Italy, Wine/Cocktails

Day 191 – A Year of Gratitude and Joy – Il vino è vita

Judy Romano

Finally - don’t be afraid to try the local wines. Italians have made an art of creating spectacular wines.

Gratitude and Joy, Italy

Day 189 – A Year of Gratitude and Joy – Grotto dello Smeraldo

Judy Romano

He headed over to a darkened corner of the cave, illuminated by a light shining into the murky depth.

Gratitude and Joy, Italy, Travel

Day 186 – A Year of Gratitude and Joy – Driving in Italy

Greg Romano

Let me be clear from the start that driving in Italy is not for the faint-of-heart.

26 Years - The World A to Z, Gratitude and Joy, Italy, Travel

Day 183 – A Year of Gratitude and Joy – T is for Tuscany

Judy Romano

We could easily have stayed longer … exploring more of the villages, visiting the hometown of Romeo and Juliet, checking out why the cheese here is so delicious, and tasting wine in hundreds of wineries!

Food, Gratitude and Joy, Italy

Day 179 – A Year of Gratitude and Joy – The Food in Italy

Judy Romano

There is so much to see and do in Italy, but for me, the food is the star of any vacation there.

Food, Gratitude and Joy, Italy

Day 178 – A Year of Gratitude and Joy – Gelato

Judy Romano

I don’t think it’s overstating to say that no trip to Italy is complete without at least several stops for gelato.

Gratitude and Joy, Italy, Travel

Day 174 – A Year of Gratitude and Joy – The Vespa Tour

Judy Romano

... for anyone who’s ever driven in Italy, the idea of guiding a scooter in traffic is daunting.