Arancini menu, also see www.aranciniespressi.it

there's even one with Nutella in it !

Ready to be fried

...into the frying pan

the making of many different types of Arancini

RVS Catania's 20th Anniversary

Yves, Sylviane & Daryl's presentation For many more pictures of the event, go to http://www.rvs-italia.blogspot.com/

Some participants in the program...

Yves and Daryl, presenting AWR

The Etna active volcano through the clouds

20th Anniversary of the Adventist (RVS) Radio in Catania...

Very taisty "Al Dente" Pasta !

Saturday Lunch @ the Benini's

We arrived in Catania on Friday evening...

Agrigento, with Etna in the background

a City on a hill

Hanging out around the ruins

Yves & Sylviane, by one of the columns

This place is great to play Hide-&-Seek

Twisted olive tree

checking out one of the barrial hole

Catacoumbs

Yves, peeking through an olive tree

No Olives in the trees, it was not the season

Modern Agrigento in the background...

Hinking an archeological trail, with large olive trees on both sides...

Country House by a huge Olive tree...

Details of a column's top

The Temple of Concordia being renovated... with the valey on the right.

...else it would have tumbled down !

A (seamingly dead tree) in front of the Concordia Temple

The new Alfa GT

I wish we had rented this Alfa instead... !

Our Renault Scenic (rental car) in front of some Greek ruins...

Ribera, city of Oranges

great tasting Arancini

Many bridges due to the many hills...

Agrigento, The Valey of the (Greek) Temples

Oranges being sold... on the road.

Citrus fruits all over the place

Very large Lemons...

a Piazza in Sciacca...

Sicily '06

The three legs of the Trinacria, the heraldic symbol of Sicily, are said to represent the island's three points. The head depicted in the center is that of Medusa. The Trinacria is quite similar to the three-legged heraldic symbol of the Isle of Man, another medieval Norman dominion. 

Baby's room is taking shape !

London Celebrating !

Cheers !

Happy New Year 2006 !

Merry Christmas everyone !

Christmas decorations in London: Regent Street forms a neat dividing line between swanky Mayfair to the West and trendy Soho to the East. The main shopping section of the street lies between Oxford Circus to the north, and Piccadilly Circus to the south.

Fun Family Portrait '05

Sorting out the props in the Photo Studio.