Who has four thumbs and LOVED their quad bike experience? Yup, these two. They had their own bell. I apologize to anyone else who was in Villa Borghese yesterday.
Sorry for the silence around these parts lately. It has been a mixture of guests, travel, and secret projects. I’m hoping things will be closer to normal starting next week. But, of course, no promises. In the meantime . . .
On the blog:
It is like a million degrees here now. I have been rocking these outfits on the reg. I definitely recommend if you are heading to Rome (or anywhere religious and hot) anytime soon.
Everything you ever wanted to know about Puglia. Haha, just scratching the surface really, but it is a great travel destination.
And here’s how the pacifier usage went down on the Puglia travels.
But speaking of someone who still has more lenient pacifier rules, Mac is one!
On the internets:
Anyone else follow A Cup of Jo? I recently added this one to my rotation. Little bits on kids, beauty, life in the city, design, and plenty more. Here is a tiny house tour I loved. (You know I love me a tiny house.)
PowerPoint should be banned. This PowerPoint presentation explains why. But what about all of those sweet PPT skillz I learned at the law firm??? Was it all for naught?
I don’t have a dehydrator, but I need these zucchini chips in my life.
Does anyone use a planner? This one looks pretty and tempting. I want to make sure I would use something before getting one. But right now I have no planning so any planning would be better?
Me: “Who is that?” James: “Uh, Sting.” Right. So Sting has a beard now. Good to know.
Looking for a statement piece for your living room?
Cracks me up: Toddler Adjusting To Society After Serving 2-Minute Timeout
Looking for guidance? Check out these life lessons from Anthony Bourdain.
Summer is here. Watch out for ticks!
What has four legs and is completely not kid friendly? This coffee table, but I kind of want it anyway, fingerprints be darned!
Happenings & Coming up:
Italy had a holiday this week. Republic Day, to be exact. We decided to escape the city to see the ruins at Ostia Antica. Here’s a pro tip: Don’t escape the city in the direction of the beach. It all worked out, but there were some packed trains involved. More on Ostia Antica “soon.” (It can get in the queue behind Montepulciano and Pienza and Sermoneta and . . . )
My bazillion internet tabs are currently split between Lake Bracciano and Turin. (And, let’s be honest, a million other things.) We are heading to both this month, and I am pumped.
Hope you have a wonderful weekend whatever you are up to!
Roman Reboot 