Carrie & Bobby - Venice, Italy Hi everyone! As many of you know, Bobby was selected as an Olmsted Scholar for 2012, a program that "provides outstanding young military leaders an unsurpassed opportunity to achieve fluency in a foreign language, pursue graduate study at an overseas university, and acquire an in depth understanding of foreign…
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Carrie & Bobby - Venice, Italy Hi everyone! As many of you know, Bobby was selected as an Olmsted Scholar for 2012, a program that "provides outstanding young military leaders an unsurpassed opportunity to achieve fluency in a foreign language, pursue graduate study at an overseas university, and acquire an in depth understanding of foreign…
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June | 2011 | Follow the Flammias
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The Olmsted Scholar Experience. And the Adventure Begins! Last weekend, Bobby and I started our Olmsted experience by attending the annual Olmsted Scholar Reunion and Orientation, held in Washington D.C. We flew in from Salt Lake City on Friday afternoon in preparation for the kick-off event on Friday evening. We had the pleasure of meeting the other scholars of the Olmsted Scholar Class of 2012, with representatives from each branch of the United States military. More. Blog at WordPress.com.
September | 2011 | Follow the Flammias
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The Olmsted Scholar Experience. A few nights ago, we were surprised to see that Palazzo Vecchio was open at 9:30pm. We figured if the doors were open, we might as well see what it was like. The Palazzo Vecchio (or “Old Palace”) is a gigantic Romanesque palace/fortress that broke ground in 1299 (wow! The BEST gelato ever. You know how you read in endless travel books about where to eat, where to shop, and what sites to see? Jumping the pond and the days thereafter…. Blog at WordPress.com.
December | 2011 | Follow the Flammias
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The Olmsted Scholar Experience. Christmas in the City of Light. This was our first Christmas without family or friends nearby, but Bobby and I wanted to make the most of it. After opening up our Christmas gifts a few days early (Santa came to Florence on the 22nd this year! We set out to spend the holiday in Paris. Paris is a city that both Bobby and I had always wanted to visit, but never got the chance and we were very excited to see the city for the first time together. More. Christmas in Florence is ...
January | 2012 | Follow the Flammias
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The Olmsted Scholar Experience. Venturing East – Ravenna, Italy. A Sunday in Siena. We were very embarrassed to admit to our language school professors and visitors that we hadn’t visited Siena yet. Siena is a city only an hour south of Florence and one of the most visited cities in Tuscany (and in Italy), so we didn’t have a good excuse as to why. So, today was the day. There were two major sites to see: Siena’s Duomo (of course! And the Piazza del Campo, where the Palio is held every year.
November | 2011 | Follow the Flammias
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The Olmsted Scholar Experience. It’s November and we’re waiting on the other shoe to drop. It’s STILL 60 degrees during the day here, so until the weather breaks and we cannot really enjoy the outdoors, andiamo! Today, we chose to drive the short hour and 15 minutes to Pisa and Lucca, two cities near the west coast of Italy. More. 3rd time is the charm? Someone once told us that it takes three times to complete any task at a government office in Italy. Turn in paperwork and cross fingers. More.
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Singapore | Postcards from Beijing
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8230;the adventures of H R! July 23, 2014. By Postcards From Beijing. Singapore looked so new and modern. We set out for the National Museum of Singapore, which had a little bit of everything – history, art, nature, and out front there were a series of displays put on by the Singapore military as part of the Armed Forces Day celebration. A bell from one of Singapore’s churches inside the museum. Walking through the campus of an art school. Walking through a market area. Not only did Singapore have great ...
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Malaysia I: KL and Ipoh | Postcards from Beijing
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8230;the adventures of H R! Malaysia I: KL and Ipoh. June 6, 2014. By Postcards From Beijing. We made it to the Petronas Towers, but unfortunately too late to nab a spot on the viewing deck on the top floor. So, we walked around the mall on the inside, ate some food, and then spent the evening walking around the area just outside the towers. At the cave temples. A large statue of the Chinese goddess Guanyin. As you can see, these temples are well-maintained by the community. Along the outer walls. A woma...
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Malaysia II: Malacca and JB | Postcards from Beijing
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8230;the adventures of H R! Malaysia II: Malacca and JB. June 6, 2014. By Postcards From Beijing. The architecture in the old town had a little bit of everything, from Moorish to Chinese to British and many others. Inside the old part of town. St Francis Xavier church. Tomb of Hang Jebat. Masjid Kampung Kling (mosque) on Harmony Street was built originally in the mid-18th century and then rebuilt in its current form in 1872. Inside Masjid Kampung Kling. Cheng Hoon Teng is an active temple. For reasons un...
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Balkan Ballads from Bulgarian Bards. Https:/ markandmeg.wordpress.com. Older Posts ». Where in the World? Blog at WordPress.com. The Olmsted Scholar Experience. Balkan Ballads from Bulgarian Bards. The adventures of H R! Balkan Ballads from Bulgarian Bards. Balkan Ballads from Bulgarian Bards. An Olmsted Scholar's three years in The Most Interesting City in the World. Musings from ashore, afloat and afar. Balkan Ballads from Bulgarian Bards. Blog at WordPress.com.
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Taiwan | Postcards from Beijing
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8230;the adventures of H R! August 2, 2014. By Postcards From Beijing. No natural history museum, but we could have gone to this museum. We decided to skip it though. Ahhh, finally, some baseball! Unfortunately, we were a week too early for the exhibition games but. Instead, we kept walking and found ourselves at a rather large temple, which we were welcomed into:. The entrance to the temple was very brightly colored. On the second story of the temple. Inside one of the side rooms. We (well, let’s ...
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8230;the adventures of H R! Author Archives: Postcards From Beijing. Taishan, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Shanghai, Xiamen, and Jinmen. August 5, 2014. By Postcards From Beijing. Again, H was stuck in Beijing with school, so this trip was just R. 8 Jun: A friend, YL, the same one whose home we visited for New Year’s […]. Read Article →. August 5, 2014. By Postcards From Beijing. Read Article →. August 2, 2014. By Postcards From Beijing. Read Article →. July 23, 2014. By Postcards From Beijing. Read Article →.
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Taishan, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Shanghai, Xiamen, and Jinmen | Postcards from Beijing
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8230;the adventures of H R! Taishan, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Shanghai, Xiamen, and Jinmen. August 5, 2014. By Postcards From Beijing. Again, H was stuck in Beijing with school, so this trip was just R. A friend, YL, the same one whose home we visited for New Year’s. At the half-way point, about 2:00am. Waiting for the sunrise. I told them that last year, when they saw me, I was just wearing a lot of clothes, and in fact was lighter than I am now by a good 4 kg (10 pounds), but they insisted that I eat more f...
Roman and Thracian Tombs with Uncle Leif | West of Eden
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Balkan Ballads from Bulgarian Bards. Laquo; Warrior Poets. Med, Dead, Red. The trifecta of the high Seas. Roman and Thracian Tombs with Uncle Leif. 5 June 14 by markandmeg. Breakfast with Uncle Leif. Saturday 5K morning race in Yuzhen Park. We decided to bring in a ringer. Siena finally got to bounce on the massive outdoor trampoline. It was a good day for everyone. High in the Sky! Following that we checked out roman tombs and walls left over in Hisarya. This is the largest preserved roman city in B...
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Balkan Ballads from Bulgarian Bards. Laquo; May 2014. Roman and Thracian Tombs with Uncle Leif. 2 June 14 by markandmeg. At the beginning of June I was invited to the town of Lyutibrod to take in one of the celebrations of Hristo Botev, the warrior poet of Bulgaria; A symbolic figure and national hero. Not one to miss a cool opportunity I headed out for a fun day trip to the Vratsa region of Bulgaria. The rocks of Lyutibrod. The poet in words. Burning down the house. Evil Turk looking for the Partisans.
May 2014 | West of Eden
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Balkan Ballads from Bulgarian Bards. Laquo; Its Still All Greek to Me (Except in the Chalkadiki, where it is all Bulgarian). 30 May 14 by markandmeg. May was a good month. A very good month. From family visits to beach trips, we are definitely making the most of our Olmsted months. 8211; Exploring Northeastern Bulgaria and a wee bit of Romania with GrandDad. 8211; Megan’s Failed 10K (still got out there! 8211; Girly days. I am a PRINCESS. 8211; Man Trips. The Ducks of Sofia. CHOCOLATE TURTLES from Nana.
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Like my dad says i need to get motivated and rise about it but how do i do that when i feel so depressed that i feel like i’d be doing him and my mom a favor by just swallowing a whole bottle of pills. The thing is, i can’t tell him this because then he gets mad at me and makes it out like i’m being over-dramatic. Which only makes me feel more suicidal. What is the point anymore honestly. The hitch here is whether or not i’m too cowardly to go through with these thoughts in my head. Not here for feminist...
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Stella Wren – The Growing Pains of Being (Almost) 2 Months Old. Everyone says having a baby changes your life and I’m a total believer now. Stella has been the best thing to ever happen to us, but also the most difficult endeavor we’ve ever taken on. I thought that the actual birth process was hard, but in comparison to the next (now almost) 8 weeks, the… [Continue Reading]. Skagit Valley Tulip Festival. The Southwest’s Best – Upper Antelope Slot Canyon and Zion National Park. We spent our last weekend b...
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The Olmsted Scholar Experience. Carrie and Bobby – Venice, Italy. This amazing opportunity will take us to Florence, Italy for the next three years! We are very excited about this amazing adventure and in order to share our experiences with our friends and family, we thought we’d attempt to take you along for the ride. We hope you enjoy! Jun 11, 2011. I love it. Godspeed to you both! Jul 12, 2011. Can I get a followingtheflammias.com t-shirt? Jul 29, 2011. Sep 08, 2011. We’re all so jealous! Sep 15, 2011.
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Sunday, May 8, 2011. A Long Time Coming. Sorry to people who read my blog, I know it has been a minute since I have posted. I have been so busy with several events and my time has been occupied but the time is here for the post that at least I have been waiting for. This last week and this weekend was the Bayou Bounty Festival where I put together the Bayou Beast Feast! The festival was all about showing off the gifts that nature can give and the diversity of the venue for many facets! Yes, that's right!
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Welcome. Failte to Follow the Fleet. Bringing the world of maritime adventure to your class room. Follow the Fleet is an online teaching resource for the SESE curriculum for primary school children aged between 7 and 12 years old. With over 800 primary schools registered for the programme, Follow the Fleet. Uses a unique satellite tracker system, six easy to follow lessons, downloadable teaching plans to give children a real insight into the day-to-day life at sea. Schools Programme Sign Up.
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AN INTERNET SITE THAT EXPLORES THE MYSTERIES OF GARBAGE. This website is dedicated to education about garbage and its place in our society. The first step towards dealing with the way we treat the things that we no longer find useful is an understanding of the impact they have on our culture and environment. Up until now, our culture has decided that the few options, burying, burning or dumping in the ocean are enough. It’s time to change that mentality. What happens when you throw something away? A wool...
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Protect our waters and our fun! For 6 entries to win an iPad Mini! Presented by the Science and Environment Council of Southwest Florida. Co-branded with Be Floridian. And sponsored by Sarasota County Government Water Services. IPad winner will be selected by random drawing on September 15, 2015. Winner will be notified be email and posted on Facebook. Design by Shafer Consulting, LLC. 2015 Follow The Flock.
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