Sicilia, A Southern Surprise

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April 28th 2009

Published: May 7th 2009

So I’m sitting on a train, packed in a cabin, it's 1 am, I got a presentation to make in 9 hrs, and we’re stuck in the middle of a thunderstorm. Sounds terrible huh? Aside from my present accommodations and lack of sleep, it has been an awesome trip. Let me start by saying that it’s Laura’s and mine first trip abroad alone which has been a long time in the making. So about the trip… ... Read Full Entry

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13th May 2009

Laura Sahyoun
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Ciao! Mio Figlio
Alfred, coming back to Rome must be like coming back home. This trip together to Sicily, with Laura, seemed refreshing and new! This is a must see! Maybe our next trip back to Italy, we will soak up all these sites too. The photos are outstanding, great material to work with!!! I enjoyed reading your blog, thanks for sharing. Enjoy Ciao Laura Mom(2 1/2)

13th May 2009

Laura Sahyoun
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Horsemeat really?
My Grandfather grew squash just like that, even bigger when he lived here in America! The food looks soooo yummy. The trees were very Lord of The Ring like, caught you in the middle, no one can enjoy anything the way you do, everytime I see you, I know you will be hanging on or off something by tooth and nail, be it mountain top, cliff edge, tree, ruins, balcony. I remember you darting like a flash left and right on our family trip together. I thought I would have a stroke, I was worried you fall of the edge of something. Looking forward towards a return family trip to Italy.

18th May 2009

Dad
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Horsemeat?
Al, I hope that horse you had wasn't one of the famous Sicily Horses who time has come. I think your ready for Survivor and one of their food challenges... Pictures are great! Ciao

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