Travelog…

And the trivia ‘tweaks’… The first was the Glockenspiel At Marienplatz in downtown Munich, and here is a bigger pic of it! The second, well, anybody recognize THIS? The other guy with me on this trip is a BMW fanboi … Continue reading

From Disorder to Order…

Well, the follow up from Naples was we went down to the waterfront for dinner last night… Only six (three each way) OMGWAGFD times… I think I’ve STILL got some seat cushion sucked up my a**… Anyhoo… We survived the … Continue reading

History Lecture…

I’m in a ‘slightly’ better mood today (amazing what some sleep does)… We’re staying at the Caracciolo Palazzo in Naples, down in the ‘old’ section of town. Built in the late 13th, early 14th century, the palace (and nearby church) … Continue reading

Random Travel #9872…

Today was ONE of those travel days… Worked all day, went to Dulles flew to Munich (no sleep), two hour layover, fogged in, hour late getting out, two approaches to Naples, fogged in, back to Rome, hour wait for luggage, … Continue reading

Civility…

ci·vil·i·ty [si-vil-i-tee]–noun, plural -ties.1.courtesy; politeness.2.a polite action or expression: an exchange of civilities.3.Archaic . civilization; culture; good breeding.Origin:1350- 1400; Middle English civiliteMiddle French Today, in my opinion, civility is a lost art… Coming back from Japan I had an interesting conversation … Continue reading

Five Lessons…

Five lessons about the way we treat people… 1 – First Important Lesson – Cleaning Lady. During my second month of college, our professor gave us a pop quiz. I was a conscientious student and had breezed through the questions … Continue reading

You ‘KNOW’ You’re Traveling Too Much…

When you go into a barber shop to get a hair cut and you’re asked, “Do you want your usual”? And the barber shop is in Japan… Just sayin… … Continue reading

World Cancer Day…

Friday Feb 4, 2011 is world cancer day A small request.. Just one line. Dear God, I pray for a cure for cancer. Amen All you are asked to do is keep this circulating, even if it’s only to one … Continue reading