positano

A few more images and lingering memories of our lovely Easter vacation in one of the world's most romantic places.
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panorami tipici

To be continued...

per jeff

A little preview of what you'll be enjoying here in the days to come...

tram

I like taking the 19 tram to work. I like it even more on my way back home, when it's often not too crowded.
After many years behind the steering wheel of my car, stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic, it's very refreshing to commute to work on public transportation. Riding the tram also gives me a chance to be a good citizen, zero emissions!

dolce far niente

Sweet idleness is a national sport these days. During the weekend folks go to one of the city's many public parks, bring a picnic or just lie on the grass, enjoying the warm sunshine and perfumy spring air.
We like to do the same.

ponte milvio

The Milvian Bridge has collapsed and been rebuilt so many times in its long history, that Romans colloquially call it "Ponte Mollo," the supple bridge.
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piazzale garibaldi

Old Giuseppe Garibaldi on his horse has the best view of the city.

nap  
(verb) [intrans.] sleep lightly or briefly, especially during the day.
(noun) short daytime sleep.
Eg. catnap, rest, siesta, snooze, catch forty winks, get some shut-eye, catch some Zs.

The warm Roman spring weather––and blooming foliage––trigger lots of napping these days.

villa aurelia

I was invited at a lecture and luncheon hosted at the American Academy Rome earlier this week, and as a bonus, we had the wonderful opportunity to visit the entire property, including Villa Aurelia, pictured above.
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