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| 10th July 2008 Byrnesy | Thanks for correction - From: More from the last weekend Yes, you are right Laura! My bad : ( |
| 9th July 2008 Laura | ?! - From: More from the last weekend I believe it's "futball" fool!!! :-P The Italians would slap you!! |
| 9th June 2008 Rene | Hello! - From: Off to the field school Hope the field school is going great! The pics are amazing!!! Wish I was there! Miss you!!! |
| 1st June 2008 Stephanie | Men - From: Naples Forgot to tell you, if someone's really bothering you, tell them "Vattene" (Vah-tay-nay) which means go away. |
| 1st June 2008 Stephanie | Garbage & annoying men - From: Naples I did not make it to Napoli, but I have heard that garbage collectors have been striking which leads to the huge piles. If you haven't noticed yet, someone is always on strike in Italy. |
| 27th May 2008 Stephanie | Hey! - From: Off to the field school Looks like you are having a lot of fun sooo far...and now for field school to start even more fun times! Make sure you are able to still have some fun as you learn lots! Love and miss you!!! |
| 27th May 2008 LIz | - From: Florence You have made your mother happy with the pictures of you, and me hungry with your food pictures. The view from the top is fabulous in the pictures, in person must be incredible. Loving your blog, Jen. |
| 26th May 2008 Grandpa | Guido's Resturant - From: Siena Hello Jenny, glad you made the tour of Italy now it's time to start digging and find some artifacts- we'll miss you at the wedding- Love, Grandpa |
| 26th May 2008 Katie | - From: Off to the field school Good luck at your field course! I hope you have a great time and learn lots. I've loved reading about your trip, it sounds like you've seen some great sites and eaten some awesome food! |
| 25th May 2008 Mom | Enjoying your Trip On-Line - From: More Florence I am enjoying your trip via the Blog, Jenny. I also love the pictures of you and your stories. Even through there have been some issues it still sounds like you are having a great time and seeing wonderful sights. I am jealous about all the great Italian food you are having. Have a safe trip to Sicily. Love, Mom |
| 23rd May 2008 Cousin Lauren | YAY ITALY! - From: Florence Hey Jenny! It sounds like you are having an incredible time over there! It brings back memories from my trip. The pictures are beautiful! |
| 21st May 2008 Beth | Yumm...gelato - From: More Roma I'm so glad to hear that you are having such a great time and seeing all of these cool places, and eating a lot of gelato. Stay safe and watch out for those European men! |
| 20th May 2008 Katie (from school) | - From: First night in Rome I'm so glad you are off to what sounds like a fantastic start! Eat as much as you can, drink as much as you can. Glad you found someone to walk around with, hope you meet more nice travellers along the way. Have fun! |
| 19th May 2008 LIz | columbian - From: Palatine, Roman Forum, churches, and more Leave it to you to find a columbian companion to travel with. Sounds like you are having a great time. I agree, eating alone is crappy. you are an official world traveller. Enjoy Jen!!! Ciao Liz |
| 19th May 2008 Mom | Sounds Great - From: Palatine, Roman Forum, churches, and more Jenny, it sounds like you are having a great time. I love seeing pictures of you in Italy so have people take your picture at places and post so I can see your face - it's a mother thing. I hope you continue to meet interesting people, see wonderful sights and seek out great food/deserts/wine. Love, Mom |
| 18th May 2008 Jen | - From: I have arrived! You're in Italy! Yay! (And see, I am so reading your blog. ^_^) |
| 18th May 2008 LIz | educated - From: Some introduction Not only have I been properly and succinctly educated about anthropolgy, but I have also had my first blog experience. Thanks Jen. I will check back and develop blog skills....you enjoy Italy, it might just be better than Hawaii...who knows. |
| 18th May 2008 Vince | Oh how I wish I were you - From: I have arrived! So you finally made it over to my home land eh? Beautiful isn't it. Anyway, make sure you go out for a night to Campo di Furri and hit up one of the gellato shops at one of the four corners of the courtyard, you will have a three out of four chance of eating at the same plave I have ; ). Also if you get the chance I would recommend seeing if you can get to a place called Tivoli (it would require about 1/3-1/2 of a day). It's about 30Km outside of Rome and it has to be one of the most beautiful gardens that I have ever been to and the fountains are simply amazing! Also try the nokki (basically potatoes and cheese, it's pretty good. I hope you are having a great time! Sincerely suffering through dental school, Vince |
| 15th May 2008 dad | and watch out - From: Some introduction watch out for those Italian guys (don't take candy from strangers still applies even in Italy)... and if one pinches you on your derrière, slap him hard (show him that old Naz fastpitch swing!)... love, Daddy |
| 15th May 2008 The roommate | - From: Some introduction That's what she said! OK, that makes no sense. Seriously, have fun and bring the crazy to Italy! ^_^ |
| 14th May 2008 Mom | Have a great Trip - From: Some introduction Thanks for explaining the differences between all the different fields, Jenny. I know I keep wanting to call you an archaeologist but lately I have it right when I tell people that you are in anthropology. I get confused between the Physical and Cultural. I hope your trip is great - see wonderful things, eat great food (Italians know how to cook), drink great wines, meet beautiful people, take lots of pictures and be safe. I look forward to reading about your adventures. I love you, Mom |
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