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Co-sign. Capri is also a very cool day trip. Rent a boat, see the grotto, stop off at Capri and roam around.Herculaneum is also an awesome trip, a little less touristy.Can't co-sign Tuscany enough. Florence is beyond incredible, obviously, but that whole region is sublime.
Capri is great if he's there in season. In my experience the island is super cool but a total ghost town in November.
Hey all! Thinking about heading to Napa/Sonoma next summer/fall. Any recommendations on places to stay, taste, and eat?A must for me is going to Seghesio which is on the Sonoma side. Appreciate it!
If you make it out to Sebastapol, Small Vines was a lovely little spot. Very small, family-run, and you may need to be in their club to get a tasting? Not sure. Their wine is amazing.Benziger does an interesting tour if you're interested in learning about biodynamic farming.I met Dwyane Wade at El Molina Central, but YMMV. (Food is good, too.)Bouchon Bakery is fantastic. La Calenda is a nice spot for lunch in Yountville.Valley Bar & Bottle in Sonoma Square was a different vibe than most restaurants out there, including most of their wine being non-Californian.
Nah, keep government outta it, hey?
I don’t travel internationally, but I do buy in-flight wifi almost every time.I expense it 100% of the time, and have never had an issue.(Now that I say that out loud, when I head out west next week, I’m sure I’ll get asked about it.)
Your HR department has likely been notified by now.
Random question, those of you that travel overseas, do you use Wi-Fi on the plane? And further, if traveling for business, would your company reimburse that?I was in a conversation with a friend's husband and he was INSISTENT that, and i quote, "very few people use Wi-Fi on a long haul flight" and furthermore said hardly any company would reimburse it. I can't think of a long flight Ive been on in the last 5-6 years that I didn't purchase Wi-Fi on, and I regularly see plenty of computers and phones out, even in economy, and they certainly aren't all in bricked airplane mode or working solely in offline spreadsheets or the like. And Ive traveled abroad for 3 different companies and inflight Wi-Fi was never questioned. I asked 3 different friends, one in PE, one in CPG, and another in tech and all said the same.
TAMUI do know, Newsie is right on you knowing ball.
This is most likely true.
I am pretty sure HR already knows about your gambling problem, so wifi is pretty minor.
Only if Keefe is still here
I believe Delta is going to Free Wi-Fi on flights. I just got the email this week.