Theresa Haskins

Second post on Differences and Similarities in Italy

I had the idea for this post some time ago, but had to remember to take my camera to get the photograph. You’ll understand better when you see the photo! I think I read about this issue prior to my arrival in Naples, but I didn’t realize it was a common occurrence. I talk asContinue reading “Second post on Differences and Similarities in Italy”

First post on Differences and Similarities in Italy

The first difference I noticed upon my arrival in Italy was last Saturday afternoon was in the hotel elevator. After I checked into my room and unloaded by bags, I needed to return the luggage cart to the lobby. I also thought I’d visit the Mini-Mart next door to purchase a snack to eat inContinue reading “First post on Differences and Similarities in Italy”

If you’d be interested in my old blog

Prior to my adventure in Naples Italy, I hosted another blog. That blog was dedicated to book reviews and the chronicaling of my life for my children and friends. If you’d be interested in reading, you can follow my blog at: https://theresahaskinssharinglife.wordpress.com/

Saturday adventures

So what do you do when you can’t leave your room due to lockdown thanks to the Coronavirus status in Italy? Well, you make the best of it! I’m reading two fabulous books (if you’re curious: The Masterpiece by Francine Rivers – on my Kindle Fire, and The Litigators by John Grisham – thanks toContinue reading “Saturday adventures”

What to do…

What to do when you’re in a beautiful country and forbidden to travel? PLAN where you’ll travel when the restrictions are lifted!

Italian dinner

Caprese salad (mozzarella cheese, tomatoes, basil, olive oil, oregano, pinch of salt and green olives) and Chef’s pasta (fettuccine pasta, cherry tomatoes, garlic, basil, and parmigiana cheese). I think I’m going to enjoy the food in Italy!

Update on the Coronavirus in Italy

I’m certain you’re aware of the situation in Italy concerning the Coronavirus. It’s true, we’re on “lock down,” but basically, for adults, it affects locations and events where large numbers of individuals gather after working hours. We are allowed to go to and from work, but if we’re stopped by the police we’re required toContinue reading “Update on the Coronavirus in Italy”

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