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I TRAVELED IN ITALY WITH GRANDCHILDREN. HERE'S HOW IT WENT

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By Bob Brody
| WONDERLUST Verified
All photographs by Caroline Chirichella Nicola stared into the window of the café and pointed to the cookies on display and whimpered. His message was unmistakable. Our grandson, now all of two years old, yearned with all his being to eat that cookie. Once again, for the umpteenth time that morning, our toddler insisted on getting some food in his mouth. His appetite took precedence over all life on earth as we know it.
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You’ll never guess who asked me about the Epstein files

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By Bob Brody
| Washington Examiner Verified
One morning last month, an 11-year-old boy who lives in our small town in Southern Italy asked me a question I never expected to hear from an 11-year-old boy who lives in a small town in Southern Italy.
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A memo to all dads: Pick your fights

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By Bob Brody
| New York Daily News Verified
One summer afternoon about a year ago, I took our granddaughter Lucia, age 6, for a walk around our town in Southern Italy when I heard a man call for help. “Aiuto!” he cried out. I rushed down the street from our house to follow the voice, holding Lucia by the hand. “Aiuto!” our neighbor again pleaded, louder now. There, on a second-floor balcony, I saw him. He pointed with a jabbing hand down toward the cobblestone piazza below. Two people were clutching at each other, grappling chest to chest.
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