When
you're in Geneva, Switzerland, you just can't avoid buying all that
yummy chocolate. The small box of gianduja was gone almost instantly. Oh-so-good-it-was! But I still have 2 bags of chocolate left. My stash that won't last too long...
Life's too short. We live only once, and we should live so that at the end we don't regret that we lived it the wrong way. So, get up and explore what's around! Travel, laugh, eat well, entertain yourself, be good to others, and share - whatever you have to offer. This blog isn't just about beautiful Monaco. It's about travel, experiences, fun, food, people, animals, and much more. I'd like it to be a place where people can relax, enjoy some reading and photos, and, perhaps, find travel ideas.
Thursday, September 28, 2017
Sprüngli chocolate!
Friday, September 22, 2017
Monday, September 11, 2017
UPDATE on the hurricane
The electricity was off for 24 hours and is finally back, so we're good now. The airport will open tomorrow, so we can fly to Europe. Phew, the stressful week is over now!
Update on the update:
What hurricane? When it reached us at 3 am, I slept like a baby and didn't hear a thing. Jeff said it was an Armageddon but I had no idea. Anyway, we are OK. No damage to the house, only the same young tree that fell last year fell again. And we lost electricity - it's been 11 hours now that we are without it. At least there is internet on my phone. We took a short ride around the area. There are some floods, fallen trees and branches, and no electricity but overall it looks better than the last year.
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
Irma
Does the bullet hit the same place twice? This is getting funny, really. Last year, just before we flew to Europe, the hurricane Matthew hit our area and the airport was closed, so we missed the flight. This year, just days before we have to fly to Europe, the hurricane Irma heads to Florida. Nice! And while last year's hurricane Matthew was only category 2, Irma is category 5 (the strongest).
My enjoyment from living in Florida grows by the day!
*a Homeric laughter goes here*
This is a screenshot of Irma approaching.
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