The easiest way to avoid regrets is to ask yourself this question, "If not now, when?" It's a powerful way to put life and our decisions about how we spend our time into perspective"
First trip overseas. 2011 Bill and me. Lots of pics
Posted by Paula on 2/26/2026, 12:04 pm
Happier times but, even then, he had me crying several times because of his mouth. I am going to choose to remember this as my pilgrimage to my Sorbello family's birthplace. My grandparents came over in about 1911, along with my Aunt Mary who was a baby at the time. May have these out of order. I found these in Photobucket, something I haven't used in years. I found these and extra sweet pics of Faith and Elli and my dogs. Had to download them one by one to get them on a usable site
Venice- San Marco, restaurant, La Fenice (Venice opera house),totally charmed by a bird who ate the bread out of my hand, the canal
Sicily First morning in Italy. I look like I'm about to burst with happiness
Assisi it was amazing
Florence One is supposed to rub the boar's nose to guarantee a return to Florence. Must have worked. I've been back a couple more times. The one is the tomb of Michelangelo. He designed it to be looking in the direction of the Resurrection . Thr Duomo and lots of Gelato
St. Paul's on the outskirts of Rome. Paul is supposed to be buried there beneath the pic with the grid
Rome
Peta at the Vatican is behind plexiglass so the pic isn't that great. My dad's birth name was Rosario so wherever I saw that name, I took a pic.
