Usually our travels revolve around teaching. This trip is all about learning.
Instead of heading back to VanTech with the rest of the kids, our nephew Max is taking his ninth grade year off to explore the world… We’re not sure whether to call it Home Schooling, Unschooling, School of Life, the Grand Tour or just a plain old good time but we’re excited to see where it all leads.
Our dear friend Sheryl is a talented artist with a passion for Renaissance painters. This is her very first trip abroad. All of us are new to dealing with the often frustrating issues and surprise perks of mobility-challenged travel: How the heck do we get up those stairs? Hey! We get to go to the front of every line! No access?!?! Free admission! Experiencing the world from this new viewpoint is a humbling lesson in strength, faith, patience and perseverance.
There never really was a question of where to go first… Max loves history. Sheryl loves art. All roads lead to Rome. And the magic of Rome leads us to discover the wonders of the past and the beauty of the moment one ancient, bumpy cobblestone at a time…
Wow! Just wow! <3
Thanks for the post. Everyone looks very happy. Can’t wait to join you at the Masseria la Selva. oxox Bos
We have found our sweet way. <3
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The blog is back! Thanks for tuning in! More post is on the way to you…
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Lisa’s View. <3
Oh so amazing…so glad to see you in process!! Love
Hi Lisa, Great photos & reporting! Thanks!
Dad