CFlisiThe Dualie DilemmaWhat do I have in common with a 19th century political revolutionary?Jul 21Jul 21
CFlisiSavouring the Scottish Cheese Trail“People don’t come to Scotland to lie under a palm tree.” Scottish native Wendy Barrie is stating the obvious, since palm trees are hard to…Jun 3Jun 3
CFlisiinDigital Global TravelerTOOTH-CLOSE ENCOUNTER OF A HIPPO KINDGiulia is my favorite four-year-old and she has a stuffed hippo named George.May 191May 191
CFlisiA sacred mountain in Italy from a canine POVMy humans and I have walked Sacro Monte di Varese in every season. We have done both the nature walk in the woods of Campo dei Fiori (from…Apr 16Apr 16
CFlisiinDigital Global Traveler(R)evolution in Scottish FoodScotland’s culinary fame has always been based on its eponymous drink (scotch), with perhaps a nod to its salmon (fished, not farmed)…Apr 61Apr 61
CFlisiSavouring Genoa superblyThe first time I saw Genova was when the city was preparing for the Columbus Exposition of 1992, commemorating 500 years since the…Jan 8Jan 8
CFlisiA MOVING EXPERIENCE: HOW THE MYTH STOLE CHRISTMASSome Grinchy, grouchy, Scroogy types say that only small children can experience the true magic of Christmas. And, in the US, only for the…Dec 17, 2023Dec 17, 2023
CFlisiFalling in love with — and in — FirenzeMy most indelible memory of Florence isn’t a visual image of a particular piazza or building or statue, nor the fabled Uffizi Galleries…Dec 6, 2023Dec 6, 2023
CFlisiinScience For LifeWHAT PRIMATES CAN TEACH US ABOUT USIt all started with Snowflake. Not a snowflake, but an albino lowlands gorilla with that name.Nov 29, 2023Nov 29, 2023
CFlisiinILLUMINATIONMr. Darwin and the Evolution of the BitchWhen a book’s title is “Bitch,” one doesn’t think of spiders and frogs as the subject matter. It sounds more like a tale of Hollywood…Nov 20, 2023Nov 20, 2023