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Chateau De Gizeux
Usually when you travel, you visit historical sights. Once in a while you get to live in actual history. My husband and I spent two nights in the Loire Valley of France in the Chateau De Gizeux. The Chateau was built in 3 pieces. There is a mideivel keep which dates to the 15th Century, The central portion which dates to the Renaissance, and the final portion to the left, which was added in…
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Nothing is Rotten in the State of Denmark
Nothing is Rotten in the State of Denmark
10/06/2015
We are currently in the Copenhagen Airport waiting on a flight to Paris. This is our second trip to Denmark’s capital. It has been a short one, but an enjoyable none the less.
We landed in Copenhagen at about 1:00 pm and immediately made our way to the hotel. You will need cash for the train, especially if your credit card has no PIN. ATM’s are everywhere in the station so locating…
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Motoring and Sightseeing in Mykonos
Motoring and Sightseeing in Mykonos
As we arrived in Mykonos on one of the ships tenders , we passed some extremely gorgeous scenery. I noticed that all the fishermen in the harbor were actually smiling while they worked. The whole experience was almost unreal in an almost Disneyesque sort of way. The colors all around us seemed brighter to me, the smells sharper and the sounds of Mykonos were sharp in my ears. I could hear the…
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Beautiful Interruption
During my work on the log of our trip to Mykonos, my daughter gave birth to my second grandson!
World please Welcome Soren Alder Vinet, he was born via water birth at 3:15AM, Thursday August 13th. He came into the world at 7lbs, 14oz.
Isn’t he beautiful? I am so proud right now that I feel I will explode!
The Proud Parents!
Welcome to the world Soren!
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Beautiful Interuption...
Beautiful Interuption…
During my work on the log of our trip to Mykanos, my daughter gave birth to my second grandson!
World please Welcome Soren Alder Vinet, he was born via water birth at 3:15AM, Thursday August 13th. He came into the world at 7lbs, 14oz.
Isn’t he beautiful? I am so proud right now that I feel I will explode!
The Proud Parents!
Welcome to the world Soren!
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Stumbling across “Fantascienza.1950-1970 The iconographyof the golden years.”
Stumbling across “Fantascienza.1950-1970 The iconographyof the golden years.”
While my wife and I were visiting Rome in 2014, I chanced upon an open market with this banner strung between two Doric, marble pillars.
“FANTASCIENZA “
My Italian verbal skills may be extremely lacking, but this Sci-fi buff can recognize a spacesuit or bug eyed alien when he sees one. I had stumbled upon a display of italian Science Fiction film and comic art from the 1950s to…
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Berlin History and Hope : part 1
Berlin History and Hope : part 1
In 1987, when I was 17, the West German Ambassador spoke at my high school. “Will the Berlin Wall ever come down?”, one student asked. “Not in my lifetime”, the ambassador replied. Of course, he was wrong, and a couple of years later, while in the Marines, I watched the wall come down.
The removal of the wall symbolizes the delineation between the world of my childhood, and the word of today. Of…
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Athens,Greece: Rocked in the Cradle of Western Civilization
Athens,Greece: Rocked in the Cradle of Western Civilization
Greece has been a very popular subject in the news recently. Primarily, because of it’s financial woes, and the solutions being put forth by countries willing, or unwilling to work with Greece to achieve an agreeable compromise. I’m not going to go there, since better minds than mine are working on the problem even as I type this.
I am going to focus on the people, and the sights of Greece.
Athens
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America has joined the 21st Century
Gay Marriage is legal in the Whole of the United States!
CONGRATULATIONS AMERICA!
From the Supreme Court’s published Opinion:
“No union is more profound than marriage, for it embodies the highest ideals of love, fidelity, devotion, sacrifice, and family. In forming a marital union, two people become something greater than once they were. As some of the petitioners in these cases demonstrate,…
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Santorini and it's Otherworldly Beauty.
Santorini and it’s Otherworldly Beauty.
Santorini and it’s Otherworldly Beauty..
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Santorini and it's Otherworldly Beauty.
Santorini and it’s Otherworldly Beauty.
Ed’s Post
On October 12th, 2012 we pulled into Santorini on our Greek cruise. We had just left Athens as our last port of call and nothing could top the splendor and historical achievements that the Acropolis represented, or so I believed. Santorini was just around the corner waiting to impress and awe me.
1st view as we entered port
Little did we know from our approach to harbor entrance, what…
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Visiting the Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza, and driving to lake Garda,Salo
Visiting the Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza, and driving to lake Garda,Salo
During our 2012 trip to Italy we stayed at a little B&B in the city of Vicenza. On the way to Vicenca from Milan we enjoyed a leisurely drive with a brief stop over in the town of Salo on Lake Garda.
While we were In Vicenza we visited the Teatro Olimpico. It’s a short walk from the Piazza dei Signori which is a great starting point for any traveler exploring Vicenza. Upon entering the theater…
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Venice: The Drunken Fisherman and the 50 Euro Block
Venice: The Drunken Fisherman and the 50 Euro Block
Venice: The Drunken Fisherman and the 50 Euro Block.
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Lake Garda in Italy is Beautiful!
Never Alone
Write me a river, sing me a song.
Paint me the universe, but don’t be to long.
The moments we share are bound to be few, so I must be everything that means anything to you.
The songs of the universe are there to be heard.
Harmony and peace are surely inferred.
Will you listen to the sea, the sand and the stone?
Know while I’m here you are never alone.
Ed Comstock
Life in Doctor Who Fandom
I am actually a pretty shy person. I don’t like meeting new people. It might be better to say that I experience a lot of anxiety when meeting new people. My friends who know me from conventions may find that hard to believe.
My husband and I went to our first convention , Gallifrey One, in Los Angeles Ca in 2002. I spent most of that convention in the corner while my husband ran around and talked…
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Enjoying a mini- Opera in Venice ; Musica Palazzo
Enjoying a mini- Opera in Venice ; Musica Palazzo
Enjoying a mini- Opera in Venice ; Musica Palazzo.
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