Sunday, November 18, 2007
So here's the narrative to the pics. The first is in Pompeii, or sin city. That is Mt. Vesuvius in the background. The next in at the colliseum in Rome. Amazing. Then the next is a picture of Dad in Lucca. Then Florence, the Ponte Vecchio bridge, the only bridge in Florence Hitler didn't bomb in WWII. The last is in Venice, a beautiful city.
Friday, November 16, 2007
Whittle Happenings




Here's some recent pics of what we've been up too....Alex has discovered that he LOVES looking at himself in the mirror. He cracks himself up! Audrey still spend most of the day with the cats. Here is our latest stray-apparently one of kids named him Freckles-and he was actually quite content to be pushed around in her stroller. Cameron came up with this Rocket Man costume one day. It's amazing how entertaining a paper bag and milk jug can be! And here's Troy and I at our "Night of Enchantment" enrichment night. So, have mom and dad adjusted to being back yet? How is Carrie holding up? Hope everyone is doing well. Love you!
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Okay, okay, I'm learning, as Devon would say! We had a great trip. We got home around 7:00pm last night and came home a crashed. We both dreamed we were in Italy - so re-entry may take a while. Sounds like everyone had a good Halloween. The pictures are all so cute! Girls, you make your mom proud with those great costumes. (Kate, I believe that was an authentic peace sign on your cheek.) Those videos are darling!
So sorry Rod, about the crash. And I thought one broken are was tough!
Well, my favorites on the trip were the Venice canals, the raviolis in Florence, the colloseum and forum in Rome. We took the train to Lucca (Dad's roots). It is a beautiful village with a 2.5 mile wall all around it - we walked on. Then the trip to Pompeii was incredible. If I ever figure this out, I'll post some pics - okay not all 400 of them.
So sorry Rod, about the crash. And I thought one broken are was tough!
Well, my favorites on the trip were the Venice canals, the raviolis in Florence, the colloseum and forum in Rome. We took the train to Lucca (Dad's roots). It is a beautiful village with a 2.5 mile wall all around it - we walked on. Then the trip to Pompeii was incredible. If I ever figure this out, I'll post some pics - okay not all 400 of them.
Sunday, November 11, 2007
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