After our dreamy Valentine’s getaway to Dubrovnik, I just couldn’t shake the memory of that unforgettable Bosnian food at Taj Mahal. So, for my birthday, I convinced Daniel that another trip was absolutely needed. And thus began my 43rd Birthday adventure. We chose a cute little AirBnB perched on the hillside above the ancient city […]
We had US Presidents day off work and Daniel had the wonderful idea to have a weekend getaway in Dubrovnik. Dubrovnik is about three-four hours down the coast from Split, and we had been wanting to make the trip for a while. Despite seeing photos and seeing Dubrovnik as Kings Landing in Game of Thrones,
We arrived in Florence at about 4 after a lovely drive from Montecatini. After we got everything to the room we headed to the dog park for a walk. It was a beautiful walk as our hotel was right on the river Arno near Ponte Vecchio. On the way back from the dog park we
We loaded ourselves on the ferry in Split a little after 6pm on the 8th. The ferry left the port around 8:30. It was a great night for a ferry ride – the water was perfectly calm and you couldn’t tell you were even on a boat. We slept in our little bunk cabin, Daniel
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Y’all. Daniel here. The pottery experience was extremely special. Our guide Matteo was kind, gracious, welcoming, and extremely passionate about their family business. He patiently explained each workstation in their factory, fielded questions big-and-small, and exuded contagious excitement. Younger me would not have believed getting to see this place was possible. The factory has been
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I’m shocked it’s already June. This summer is passing quickly. Daniel and I are working on a new side project with a tight deadline on top of our regular work. At work we’re both on deadlines too. Our days consist of sleeping late, walking the dogs, working second shift hours for our American time zones
We spent a beautiful few months in Old Town Split right next to Diocletian’s Palace. January — March is beautiful and quiet in Old Town. The tourists start showing up towards the end of March and we didn’t want to stay in the middle of the tourist season in the tourist area. Living a decade
How did we travel for 38 days and not get COVID, Norovirus, RSV, or any of the other things floating around currently? We are perhaps overly cautious, but that works for us and our high anxiety personalities. We scheduled our last COVID booster vaccine so that our peak protection would be while we were traveling.
Ancona is a beautiful city on the east coast of Italy. It’s all hills with stairs and steep alleys connecting parallel streets. The airport is tiny and reminded me of flying into Key West, except flying over the Alps in a small plane was much smoother than flying from Atlanta to Key West in a
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