As a lifelong Chicagoan, I’d always felt this kind of connection to the city of Boston. The two cities share some similarities: both are known as hard-working; have diverse ethnic populations; and, among other things, are home to baseball teams with losing records of historic proportions (though the Boston team remedied that situation earlier this century). […]
My sole purpose for starting this blog a little over two years ago was to prove that my traveling days did not need to come to an end because I was having a child. I think my husband and I have done well in staying true to that objective. I’m still traveling, most times with my […]
Miss me? I’ve returned from my little hiatus to put together a small collection of some of my favorite views from around the world, in honor of this week’s #FriFotos.
An online search of that exact phrase directs readers to my blog almost daily. I visited Provincetown, at the very tip of Cape Cod, for one week last year with my family, including my daughter, Lucia, who was 18 months old at the time. I subsequently wrote a blog entry focusing on spots in and […]
Originally posted at Folinazzo.com – November 18, 2010 Spending any time in Boston was not part of our original Cape Cod vacation plan, but neither were Lucia and Felicia. Life and travel share many of the same principles, two being the ability to be flexible and the ability to adapt. So when Felicia and Mom […]
Originally posted at Folinazzo.com – October 15, 2010 There are two ways to get to Martha’s Vineyard: by air or by sea. Since I’ve neither unlimited income nor a private jet, “by sea” it was. At this time of year (late September), ferry schedules and options are not as plentiful as during the summer months. […]
Originally posted at Folinazzo.com – October 5, 2010 I honestly didn’t know what to expect from Provincetown. We chose the city as the base for our Cape Cod adventure simply because it is one of the largest on the Cape. Aside from that, all I knew prior to departure is that Provincetown is extremely vibrant […]
Originally posted at Folinazzo.com – October 1, 2010 Provincetown is one of the largest “cities” (the word used loosely here) on Cape Cod. Coming from Chicago and having never been anywhere else on the Cape, I figured staying in Provincetown would be a safe bet for us, that the dining and entertainment options would be […]
