Rob Perillo

I often wonder about how there is someone who is world #1 in something, but may not know it. For example, someone has consumed more mayonnaise than any other person on earth, though they are likely unaware they hold this prestigious accolade.

Steamboat Warehouse in Washington, LA

Cafe Josephine in Sunset, LA

I bring my Block out to the old Highland range and shoot since I live close by. Been doing it the past couple years and never had anyone approach me.

Also climbed a tree by the kayak launch with my saddle and shot down into the parking lot since it’s usually empty :lol:

Fox for sure. I used to live in the area and would see foxes on the same street almost every morning around 5:30-6:00 am.

No man steps in the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and he’s not the same man.

Mistakenly bought 100 shares in my taxable account when I was trying to buy with my Roth. Now I have 100 shares in each @10.60

BB88 :cheers:

This is not the flex he thinks it is

4.5” in StG this morning the worst part of it missed us.

The pups came up just a hare short

Appreciate all the responses. At this point I’m leaning just doing Rome / Almafi. As far as what we want to do, it’s kind of tough to say because I’m more interested in getting around and seeing as much as I can and wife is probably more looking forward to relaxing as we will be getting a break from the kids.

Seems like TD’s experience is consistent with Florence / Tuscany being highly recommended. With Almafi being pretty much non-negotiable, I’m really down to picking between Florence and Rome. As a first time visitor, I feel like Rome has to be hit just due to the sheer amount of history, art, architecture, etc. and save the rest for a future trip.

If y’all have any specific must-do’s in Rome outside of the obvious historic sites, I’d be glad to know.