Ciao in Italian can mean “hello” or “goodbye.” For these purposes ciao means goodbye as I share my final day in Taormina, one of Sicily’s most quintessential resort towns. It was a grand farewell for what was a wonderful first-time visit…
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Ciao in Italian can mean “hello” or “goodbye.” For these purposes ciao means goodbye as I share my final day in Taormina, one of Sicily’s most quintessential resort towns. It was a grand farewell for what was a wonderful first-time visit…
Now that I’m rested in the new year, I’m ready to tell you about my adventurous hike up Sicily’s Mt. Etna. Are you ready to join me on this climb? It’s been a while since I wrote about my girls’…
Despite 20 degree weather last Saturday, my daughter A and I ventured out into the cold to go on the new “Mrs. Maisel’s Marvelous Tour of New York City,” along with other adoring fans of the acclaimed Amazon series, “The…
Whenever I travel to a European country I usually purchase one of Rick Steves’ guidebooks. Rick is America’s most trusted travel authority. His website, television shows, and books are fabulous resources, especially when traveling to a country or particular city…
When you meet Mary Passalacqua, you can tell that she reaps great joy from her second career as the proprietor of the Woolverton Inn and enjoys sharing that joy with each and every guest who graces its front door in…
I have a quote in my kitchen that says: “Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things.” That’s how I felt last week during my visit to the Woolverton Inn…
