Viaggiatore and I are wandering through our time together here on our blog. Reminiscing about old blog friends, laughing at funny moments, looking back at all of the time we've spent and places we've gone.
Instead of posting a New Years meme, we've decided to share some favorite stories and experiences with you. There is no rhyme or reason; only smiles and laughter as we wander back through the years we've shared together.
Read what you like, and comment if you want to; we'll be checking in.
Scarlett & Viaggiatore
All of the Viaggiatore stories: See links at right, they are chronologically ordered! Very important if you want to know who he is, where he came from and how he ended up here!
Where Do You Live - A look at where we've been
Killing Me Ever So Softly - A dark journey into the heart and soul
Dream Maker - An underdog realizes his dreams... heartwarming!
Armed and Dangerous - In which I embark on an unexpected and riotous quest
Armed & Dangerous II - The sequel... because I never do anything halfway...
Philosophy, Justification & Irony - The truly humorous story of a tea bags journey to my mug, and my justification of it
The 3 Men Who Walked On Water - Laugh out loud photo of the day...
Schmoozing With His Majesty, King Elvis - 30 Years Later - Funny story about little people and the King
The Earl of Gray & the Chocolate Kiss - A sensuously tasty poem
Reflection - A very sobering (brief) video that will astound you and possibly bring a tear to your heart.
Easter Chicken - Scarlett's shenanigans in the kitchen for a holiday dinner...
My Love - A letter to a soul mate
Wandering With Bay - I take a little girl on a big adventure!
Settling Matters of the Heart - The great debate on whether one should settle in love or not!
There's an Explanation For Almost Everything - Government hilariously defined
The Picture Worth a Thousand Words - Sarah Palin wearing the other teams colors...
Of Murderers & Journalism - I ferociously lambaste U.S. Rep Jared Polis for his cold and callous remarks regarding the death of newspapers
There & Back Again - Photo post of my journey with Mr. Black to Versailles and Paris
At Home in Scotland - Photo post of the trip Mr. Black and I enjoyed in Scotland
Twilight Reminiscing - I recount the stories of our journey to Paris
Walking Through Echoes of the Past - I recount the stories of our visit in Scotland
Traveling Tails ~ Boston! - Mr. Black and I visit Boston
We hope you've enjoyed wandering with us, on our shore and on all the distant shores we love to visit. Have a very Happy New Year! We'll see you in January.
Scarlett & Viaggiatore
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Favorites & Remembrances
Alidades and Destinations
footsteps,
friends,
Fun Fun Fun,
Irony,
laughs,
Life,
Love,
places to love,
Scarlett,
Viaggiatore,
Wandering,
writing
Friday, December 18, 2009
Traveling Tails ~ Boston
Viaggiatore, Mr. Black and I have returned from Boston with several photos, some nice postcards, and some more memories tucked into our pockets. We visited for 4 days and squeezed in quite bit of fun...
Highlights~
Museum of Fine Arts
Harry Potter Exhibition at Museum of Science
Guitar Hero Laser Show at Museum of Science
Boston Ballet ~ Nutcracker
Afternoon Tea at the Plaza
Chinatown
Coffee shops
Charles St.
The Freedom Trail
Revere Beach (Atlantic Ocean)
Mike's Pastry Shop & Hanover St.
Cheers (both)
Boston Symphony
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Tails~
We had three hotel rooms in four nights. The sink leaked in the first one, the second one was a handicapped room with a drive in shower that resembled a locker room and there were teenagers a few rooms down who were seriously committed to hallway races at 3:30 in the morning. After a brief discussion with the management, we were put into a very nice room on the executive level for the last two nights.
We walked over the better part of Boston, taking it all in and enjoying it, but none of the walks was quite as good as the late night walk through a downpour rain under a shared umbrella. It was a bit of a long walk as I'd directed our path several blocks left when we should have gone one block to the right... but it was still very nice.
On the train to the Boston Symphony, I'd been sitting next to a rather shabby looking young man (whom Mr. Black is certain was a gang member), and when his stop came, he stood to get off the train and motioned with his head for me to follow him. I was shocked and tried my very best not to erupt in hysterical laughter. The boy was quite serious. He tried to convince me, without words, but to no avail, so he finally gave up and left me there with Mr. Black.
Mr. Black took over the Navigator duties after I discovered we'd been on the wrong train for half an hour; en route to the Museum of Fine Arts. Oops.
We drank 6 pots of different teas at our Afternoon Tea at the Plaza and visited with their resident tea sommelier, Cynthia Gold, who is a wealth of information on one of my favorite beverages and a wonderful lady.
I loved leaving footprints in the sand on Revere Beach, and slipping some pretty shells into my pocket, to touch when I am aching for the sea.
The rest of the stories will be saved for another day. It was a very nice trip, indeed.
Highlights~
Museum of Fine Arts
Harry Potter Exhibition at Museum of Science
Guitar Hero Laser Show at Museum of Science
Boston Ballet ~ Nutcracker
Afternoon Tea at the Plaza
Chinatown
Coffee shops
Charles St.
The Freedom Trail
Revere Beach (Atlantic Ocean)
Mike's Pastry Shop & Hanover St.
Cheers (both)
Boston Symphony
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Tails~
We had three hotel rooms in four nights. The sink leaked in the first one, the second one was a handicapped room with a drive in shower that resembled a locker room and there were teenagers a few rooms down who were seriously committed to hallway races at 3:30 in the morning. After a brief discussion with the management, we were put into a very nice room on the executive level for the last two nights.
We walked over the better part of Boston, taking it all in and enjoying it, but none of the walks was quite as good as the late night walk through a downpour rain under a shared umbrella. It was a bit of a long walk as I'd directed our path several blocks left when we should have gone one block to the right... but it was still very nice.
On the train to the Boston Symphony, I'd been sitting next to a rather shabby looking young man (whom Mr. Black is certain was a gang member), and when his stop came, he stood to get off the train and motioned with his head for me to follow him. I was shocked and tried my very best not to erupt in hysterical laughter. The boy was quite serious. He tried to convince me, without words, but to no avail, so he finally gave up and left me there with Mr. Black.
Mr. Black took over the Navigator duties after I discovered we'd been on the wrong train for half an hour; en route to the Museum of Fine Arts. Oops.
We drank 6 pots of different teas at our Afternoon Tea at the Plaza and visited with their resident tea sommelier, Cynthia Gold, who is a wealth of information on one of my favorite beverages and a wonderful lady.
I loved leaving footprints in the sand on Revere Beach, and slipping some pretty shells into my pocket, to touch when I am aching for the sea.
The rest of the stories will be saved for another day. It was a very nice trip, indeed.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Wishing You A Very Merry Christmas
Viaggiatore and I have put up the tree, woven with soft white lights and trimmed with treasures gathered over the years. The stockings are hung over the glow of a warm fireplace, snow globes adorn the mantle, and an army of Nutcrackers stand guard throughout the house. Candlelight dances and Christmas music plays, trays of chocolates and drums of candy canes sit waiting by the door, where the mistletoe hangs.
It is such a very special time of year, and we wish so much that the cheer and joy of the season finds you and nestles itself in your hearts and in your holiday.
Merry Christmas
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
On The Road Again!
Viaggiatore, Mr. Black and I are heading out onto the road again! We are going to visit Boston! I love Boston. I wish it was October instead of December... but it will be a delightful, albeit cold, visit.
We'll hit a couple of book stores, visit Boston Ballet, wander through little Italy in the North End, walk on the beach (weather permitting), check out China town, walk the Freedom Trail, enjoy an afternoon tea at the Taj, see the new exhibits at the Museum of Fine Art and the Isabella Gardner Museum as well as a few other surprises... and of course pay a visit to Cheers!
If you've been, what would you recommend we see and do?
We'll hit a couple of book stores, visit Boston Ballet, wander through little Italy in the North End, walk on the beach (weather permitting), check out China town, walk the Freedom Trail, enjoy an afternoon tea at the Taj, see the new exhibits at the Museum of Fine Art and the Isabella Gardner Museum as well as a few other surprises... and of course pay a visit to Cheers!
If you've been, what would you recommend we see and do?
Alidades and Destinations
footsteps,
friends,
Fun Fun Fun,
laughs,
Life,
places to love,
Scarlett,
travel,
Wandering
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