AdrianaIna's Guestbook



14th March 2015

Beautiful! Would that the 710 would look this good! I love your blog, Adrienne. Thank you.
From Blog: Heavy Traffic
4th March 2015

Such a great post. Better that it was not very lovely buildings but lovely people, instead of the other way around. Your bar story reminds me of when my mother in law went to a cafe in Italy looking for her two friends. She thought she asked the worker if they saw 'dos Americanos,' but realized her mistake when she got two watered down espressos. Glad you are having a wonderful time with your family. Love to all.
From Blog: Munich
19th February 2015

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing your journey. Grandparents aren't the only ones loving the pictures of your boys! I also need more pics of you!!!! xo
From Blog: Verona
18th February 2015

Carnevale!
Glad to hear at least one other Travelblogger was here to enjoy the festivities. We have been here since Feb. 7th and are staying for a month. We had a great time but are kind of looking forward to a few less people everywhere we go (we live in Castello, 3 minutes from San Marco). Anyway, enjoyed your pictures. Check out our blog if you get a chance- Dave and Nanci
From Blog: Carnevale
18th February 2015

Carnevale
Thanks! Will check out your blog. Things are much quieter today--back to la Serenissima! We live in Dorsorduro at Casa Artom, next to the Guggenheim. See you around town.
From Blog: Carnevale
12th February 2015

Gorgeous.
From Blog: Carnevale
5th February 2015

A+
Very enjoyable, Adrienne.
From Blog: Masked
3rd June 2012

Interesting
An interesting report on the country giving some detail of what it is like to visit.
From Blog: Slovenia
5th October 2011

The editing is sure crazy!
A disclaimer: someone, somewhere thought to translate this into another language (something I couldn't read) and the formatting whacked out! The spelling, punctuation, and everything else has never been the same on this entry. I've given up.
From Blog: Lake Como
15th January 2015

yes
yes
From Blog: Lake Como
25th February 2011

cats and dogs in Venice
Hi! I'd like to mention is that dogs are not allowed inside churches and public monuments therefore if you might be interested in a pet sitter during your visit pls check this site : http://www.asdcanisciolti.it/Cani_Sciolti/Home_English.html I'd only like to point out that is correct the fact that there were far too many cats in Venice, but for what I know their population has been decreased because of a neutering policy during the eighties and beginning of nineties. Cats were over-fed so the were no longer interested in capturing rats. Rat population has always been a problem for Venice (see the many epidemic plaque events al through the Republic).
14th December 2009

Now you've lived!
What a great way to go out--living in true Venetian style! I'm not sure your trip would have been complete without getting flooded just a little. C
From Blog: Acqua Alta
14th December 2009

Acqua Alta
So your adventure has ended??? To be continued back in the states or ?????? I often wonder how my brother-in-law deals with the acqua alta... His store regularly floods during this time of year .. It's got to be terribly frustrating. But as you mentioned... it's pretty much a fact of life for Venetians. Be well... travel happy.
From Blog: Acqua Alta
1st December 2009

Ya gotta look down
Having dogs all over a city with no grass and all foot traffic traveling along the same basic path, does leave the pedestrian with the problem of wanting to see the city with your eyes traveling over all the beauty yet having to check periodically that one doesn't step in a doggie present. Between the pigeons and the dogs one has to be careful!!
1st December 2009

Wow!
I saw Salute from a distance and wanted to go when i was in Venice, but didn't know the way! Thanks for the wonderful tour. It's also great to see your boys and my boy in the pics!
From Blog: Salute
20th November 2009

Barcelona, too?
First Venice, now Barcelona? It's not fair!
From Blog: Enamorada
12th November 2009

No matter......
We all fell in love with Venezia. So, no matter how many times we all wax romantic or sentimental, and no matter how many times we repeat ourselves, we all feel compelled to do Venice justice by saying the same things! We may have seen the same places, the same canals , every nook and cranny, but we may not have experienced it all the same way. Your boys will remember Venice differently from the way you do. Even if you think you had the same experiences and adventures. Keep writing! Cheers.....
11th November 2009

Hi A. I loved reading this piece on Barthelona, particularly b/c it was about a place that E. & I have actually visited. La Ramblas, where we had tapas (such tourists) and shopped. The beaches, where the "chill" lifeguard smoked cigarettes while E. drank beer. Dinners at 10 pm. Ahhh....oh yeah, and then there was the architecture. It makes me excited to read about your adventures with your family there, as I can kind of put it in context, realizing that it's the same place, just a different time. Very cool. I can't believe how many places you guys get to visit. Love reading about all of them. xoxo, .t
From Blog: Enamorada
11th November 2009

I love the cucumber building... =)
Oh, that cucumber building is interesting!
From Blog: Enamorada
11th November 2009

Best so far...
This was the best update thus far. Now I understand why so many couples are looking for a place in Barcelona on International Househunters! I wanna go!
From Blog: Enamorada
10th November 2009

Ahhh Paris. I think it is a city that is so much more alive when you are there with a "first timer". Somehow all the colors, tastes, and smells are new again.
From Blog: Parisian luck
28th October 2009

i wish i was there. :) t.
From Blog: Lake Como
28th October 2009

A laughs as Ari breathes into a paper bag
I loved reading this and picturing the whole thing. Tell Ariel that I do not get carsick but those narrow winding roads with the tour bus barreling down on our car the size of a Texas sewing machine gave me the heebie-jeebies. I loved hearing your voice oh my Adrienne in your descriptions, not to mention your sense of humor! You look so thin and rested in your pics! So do not waste a moment of your time wishing you were here where we are tired and look 4000 years old. You'll be back soon and we'll be at our many offices. Some online survey just asked my favorite dining spot and I wrote "Dean and Adrienne's living room".
From Blog: Lake Como
28th October 2009

Loved it--send more!
From Blog: Lake Como
16th October 2009

Feeling a little bit in a fog and in need of novelty ( an always condition for me), I found myself in Slovenia with you and your handsome menfolk. Beautiful pictures and charming commentary. Thank you for transporting me.

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