Our trip is over and it was grand. My students have all produced blogs that detail much about the group experience, so here are the links to their blogs.
http://mbenzverona.blogspot.com/, http://foodinitaly.blogspot.com/, http://joanaenitalia.blogspot.com, http://marisa-ciaobella.blogspot.com/, http://www.mtomaset.blogspot.com/, http://italyjz.blogspot.com/, http://foodinitaly.blogspot.com/, http://www.bonitachickita.blogspot.com, http://www.erinemerling.blogspot.com, http://scorrig.blogspot.com/, http://erikweikert.blogspot.com/, http://nerdcoreinitaly.blogspot.com/, http://www.emdinitalia.blogspot.com.
There are lots of photos of food in these blogs, as well as interesting commentary about what it is like to be an American student in Italy. I will be updating my own experiences as soon as I have a bit of time. Being a teacher in Italy was just as much fun as being a student!
I live on a dirt road in a small town in New Hampshire. My life here is enriched by wonderful neighbors, a strong sense of community, and a beautiful rural environment. We all work hard to maintain the rural character of this place--in the face of encroaching developers. Come blog with me about how to move forward without losing the past.
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