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Frank, ever make it over to Italy?
It really is a wonderful place.
The history and beauty of the country try is really something.

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thecarpathian ... 

• Frank, ever make it over to Italy?
• It really is a wonderful place.
• The history and beauty of the country try is really something.

No, and that is one of my biggest regrets. Both of my daughters have been there a number of times, as have my grandkids. They rave about it. I was always too busy working and busting my butt. And now, because traveling, especially to countries like Italy, requires tons of walking, my feet just aren't up to it anymore. A trip to Costco is a challenge for me. I've always wanted to make it to the city my Mom was named after; Florence. I know the food is among the greatest on the planet and the music? Man, I'd love to attend a Puccini opera at La Scala and mix in with the Italian people who really know their opera. Another Italian friend of mine who has been to Italy a number of times tells me that just sitting on a bench watching the women walk by is a treat. 

Beam me up, Scotty ... and place me on that bench.  :-)

Frank

Ah, I understand.
I would think your working and busting your butt set in motion the ability of your daughters and grandchildren to now make these trips.
You should be as proud of that fact as you are of them....

Thanks, Carp ... that’s exactly the case.

One of the important things I handed off to my two daughters was an excellent work ethic taught to me by my mother. I also provided them a private education, free of the government’s monopolized school systems and the indoctrination that comes with it. They, in turn, did the same for their four children, all of whom are extremely successful. # 1. Commercial real estate broker # 2. Speech pathologist. #3. Attorney. #4. MD - surgeon.

Me? I was lucky to make it out of high school. :-)

"It is important to lead a disciplined life. Why? Because in the final analysis, discipline weighs ounces. Regret weighs tons." ____ Jim Rohn

Frank