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Monthly Archives: August 2013
My Parents Visit, in Numbers
6: months since I’d seen my parents last 13: hours of travel 1: layover 4,428: approximate miles flown (3,845.7 nautical miles) 4: people in one apartment 1: bedroom in said apartment 592: square footage of the apartment 12: approximate amount of lemonade … Continue reading
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Tagged Bellagio, Bergamo, family, Florence, home, Italy, life in italy, mountains, Rome, San Gimignano, statistics, summary, tourist, travel, vatican museums
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A Tour of The Lakes: Bellagio
I hadn’t seen my parents since I left Ohio in February so when they came to visit this August I was thrilled to show them my life here, my new corner of the world. In two weeks we went up … Continue reading
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Weird Conversations I’ve had Since My Number Has Been On The Internet
Shortly after I moved to Italy I published announcements on various websites offering my services as an English tutor/teacher/translator. I needed a job and I needed one fast, and luckily for me there is a high demand for a native … Continue reading
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Tagged come ons, communication, conversations, ESL, Internet, number, oops, random, teaching, texts
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Photo Essay: The Freiburg Minster
Sometimes a town square is so important to a city’s history, social life and economy that even after hundreds of years of further development, the historical center can’t be ignored. The Freiburg Minster was started in 1230 and completed 100 … Continue reading