The Scene From Our Terrace:
Bells Ring for Mass at the Church 10 Feet From Our Terrace:
Lily in a Square in the Trastevere, Rome:
Future anthropologist and part time professional ballet dancer
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Beat Like Kerouac - now with child! 
oh how beautiful,love love love xx
She’s got her Daddy’s moves. Love it.
She is bringing a whole new level to travel that we never understood before. Italians love children and it is opening up all sorts of conversations for us. I am saying “mi dispiace” a lot.
That is great! What an interpretive dancer! I especially love how her dance changes when the bells starting chiming! She is adorable.
Thanks Jess, This is proving to be a wonderful experience for Lily. Even though she is only two I think she will carry these experiences throughout her life in the person that she becomes. We are also enjoying seeing the world with our wonderful little girl, she is bringing a whole new level to our experiences.
Smooth moves lily, she goes from ballet, to hip hop, then jazz and finishes off with the robot. Love your work strawberry shortcake.oxoxoxoxoxoxxo
How chuffed are you Marcus, its a good thing mum hasn’t chucked your chello. Time to get back into it. xoxox
Lors,
Nah, Mum should have sold the cello long ago and used the money to travel.
I was fascinated with her response to the beautiful cello music…..I remember how musical you were Marcus when you were a tiny little guy. I’m loving this!!!
She’s a real little trooper, long days of sight-seeing and she keeps her happy spirit… most of the time. This morning’s trip to the Roman Forum was a challenging one…
Great moves, Lily xx
Amazing! What a great spirit Lily has – I don’t know which I like better – her interpretative dance or the “oops” when the bells begin. xo