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Now I’m (mostly) settled into my new apartment, I plan to take advantage of every long weekend to explore my new country, as well as neighboring countries. As I travel, I’ll post about my journeys, so check back frequently or subscribe to get updates. First up: Memorial Day weekend in Bologna.
I’m gearing up for Wyrd & Wonder 2025! Held every May, Wyrd & Wonder is a fun and interactive event that focuses on all things Fantasy. The event is hosted by Annemieke (A Dance With Books), Ariana (The Book Nook), Jorie (Jorie Loves A Story), Lisa (Dear Geek Place) and me – imyril (There’s Always … More Gearing Up for Wyrd & Wonder 2025
Sunday I visited Pompeii and what an experience it was. So incredible. A Bit of History Pompeii was settled in the 8th century BCE. It went through several battles and changes in culture that I won’t get into until it fell under the Roman Empire around 80 BCE. It’s the Roman influence that has made … More The Italian Journals: A Day at Pompeii
Yes, I know the month isn’t quite over. But I’m going to go ahead and call it. This month, I read 0 new books. Okay, to be completely honest, I did start one new audiobook, but I haven’t finished it. I just can’t with the story. I’m about 15% of the way through. My issue … More March Reading Wrap-up
Ciao cari lettori e saluti dall’italia! It’s a rainy day here in Napoli. (Piove = it’s raining.) I went out a bit earlier today (some of you may have seen my lives and posts on Insta), but the rain has driven me back inside. At the beginning of the month, I announced I had moved … More The Italian Journals: Exploring Pozzuoli
Many, many moons ago, I considered myself a poet. I wrote poetry, kept a poetry journal, submitted my poems to poetry competitions and publications, and I even attended poetry festivals and workshops. Somewhere along the way, about the time I started law school, I had stopped writing poetry. I have continued to read and enjoy … More Celebrating Poetry
I am fortunate to live in a country that is a representative democracy (or at least it’s supposed to be) with a capitalism market economy. A few years ago, I explained about the United States system of government. One of the posts was on Civics 101, which discussed the fundamental structure of the U.S.’s representative … More Here’s the Thing
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