Julia and I visited Sarah in Rome and it was fabuloso. Wanna see some pictures? I'm on Flickr here (no account needed) and Julia is on Snapfish here (you have to have an account to view.)
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6 comments:
cool!!!!
Wonderful pictures. Who is Sarah and who is Julie? Nieces?? Love, gp
"Three coins in a fountain..."
Have only looked at a dozen or so photos, I'll get back to them after
I gum some food down. But I love your photos--they are very unique
and you! You take the things that you see as different and/or fun.
They're very nice :)
I love the shot of the colored bricks :)
Welcome back!!!! Call me when you have unjetlagged...
Karen
I am so jealous about Rome! I was there (and Florence) about 15 years ago…and I still miss it. Did you throw your coin in the fountain while you were singing? (I did.)
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