Kemkem Casinelli is a licensed pharmacist and published author of fiction, self-help Ebook and guide to settling in Malta. She is a freelance writer. Currently based in Spain with her husband and 2 adorable beagles. Their frequent travels and foodie experiences are focused on cultural immersion and discovery which is documented on the blog to inspire.
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4 days in Bucharest was just as delightful and beautiful as l had imagined. Having been to other parts of Eastern Europe such as Krakow and Budapest, two places that we both agreed were absolutely places we would consider living in. He, more than me, but only because l am leery of the extreme cold …
Yeah. I know l said no new posts till the new year but l figured I’d wrap things up nice and proper for 2017 so we can start 2018 with a clean plate. This year has been calmer travel wise compared to 2016 when we visited 12 countries total and stayed a total of only 31 days in Spain!. It was exciting but frantic. We relished the chance to take it easy and l planned better for the year. Here is a wrap-up of what our year was like and how 2018 is shaping up.
I am officially adding Love Actually to the list, )and a couple of runner-ups thanks to the suggestions in the comments). The more l see it, the more l love it. I still stand by the original 5 because they never get old :-).
Thinking back over the many, many, many holidays that l have celebrated, l have come to realize that there are some holiday movies that l love to watch again and again during the season. I mean every freaking year :-). My friend sent me a message on Facebook saying how much she missed my ” forcing” her and other friends to watch these movies. Here are my favorite holiday movies in no particular order.
I knew it had to happen at some point of course. It’s the cycle of life. You’re born. You live. You die. Simple. Tell it to the heart though and it’s not so simple anymore. A curious thing happened to me one night a few weeks ago. For some reason, I went on YouTube and …
Any visit to Rome should definitely include a tour of the Vatican. Once you’ve done that, you will begin to understand the immense wealth and power of the Catholic Church. It is truly an untouchable entity. Vatican City is a country all by itself located in the city of Rome.
At just 109 acres, it has the distinction of being the world’s smallest country. Inside this tiny country, there is a post office, a radio station and a mint and they even have their own currency, the Italian Lira. We were on an early morning tour of the Vatican, once again thanks to the generosity of The Roman Guy. This Vatican and accompanying Sistine Chapel Tour was truly special. Here are three reasons why you should do one when you visit Rome.