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Category Archives: Travel
Music Monday Eric Satie’s Three Gymnopedies
Erik Satie may be a name most of you will be unfamiliar with. He was a colorful French composer and pianist who lived from 1866- 1925 and was a member of the Parisian avant-garde. Satie was a sensitive, complex man … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, Erik Satie, French composer and pianist, history of music, music, Paris, photography
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Happy Saint Patrick’s Day
Ireland is a great first time travelers’ destination with friendly, welcoming people, beautiful landscape, castles, the Blarney Stone, great pubs and fish and chips! I have never heard anyone say they didn’t enjoy their time in the Emerald Isle!
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blessing, blogging, faith, green, Ireland, St. Patrick's Day
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Beware the Ides of March !
It was the year 44 BC and Julius Caesar was at the top of his game, or so he thought. A respected seer had predicted his assassination on the Ides of March (March 15). As he walked to the Theater … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged 44BC, ancient history, blogging, history, Ides of March, Itay, Murder of Julius Ceasar, photography, Rome, travel, Veni Vidi Vici, western civilization
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Tim’s Vermeer Collision of Art and Technology
‘The Girl with the Pearl Earring’ is one of Vermeer’s most famous paintings. How could a painter who lived from 1635-1675 create paintings with the detail of a photograph two hundred years before photography was invented in 1839? The artist … Continue reading
Posted in film, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged art, art appreciation, camera obscura, Dutch painter, inventions, inventor, Johannes Vermeer, Tim's Vermeer a film
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Domus Aurea Nero’s Golden Palace
What comes to mind when Emperor Nero is mentioned? Of course, fiddling while Rome burns. Well there was huge fire in 64 AD during his reign, but I don’t think it has been proven that he set the great fire. … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged ancient Rome, architecture, blogging, Domus Aurea, dream house, Emperor Nero, Golden Palace, photography, portico villa, Rome, travel
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Surfing on the North Shore of Oahu
We spent Saturday going from beach to beach on the north shore ending at Sunset Beach. There were 5, yes, 5 lines of waves visible at once. We could see little heads of surfers bobbing in the distance waiting for … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Hawaii, North Shore of Oahu, Sunset beach, surfing, travel, waves
22 Comments
Aloha!
Aloha is the Hawaiian word used in greeting or parting. We are back in New York after a lovely 5 days in paradise! I will share some of the highlights of our visit during the next few posts. Last … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Aloha, Freedom of the Press, freedom to protest, Hawaii, President Obama, revisionist history, travel
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Itinerary of North Trip
Bathing in the Ganga as the sun rises on another day. . . . . . People have asked where we visited., so here you can see the itinerary. We went to the north first, which was a mistake. When … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Agra, Amritsar, Archhitecture, architecture, Asia, blogging, Border Closing, Dehli, Delhi, elephants, Golden Temple, India, India Gate, Jaipur, North of India, photography, Religions of the World, Shiks, Taj Mahal, travel, Udiapur, Varanasi, Wagah Border
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Christmas Eve at St. Peter’s Basilica,Rome
This is St Peter’s Basilica, Rome, Italy, the largest church in the world and the headquarters for the Roman Catholic Church. which has 1.2 billion members across the world.( Interesting, that number is the estimated population of India. . . … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged architecture, Christmas Eve, Italy, midnight mass, nativity, obelisk, Rome, St. Peter's Square, St. Peters, world's largest church
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Piazza Navona Christmas Market
Piazza Navona Christmas market in Rome is on the list of best European Christmas Markets. It is on the ancient site of the Circus of Domitian and has the shape of a stadium because of the games played there … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, Christmas in Rome, gifts, Italy, manager figures, ornaments, photography, Piazza Navona, sweets, travel
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