Old Money: The Rewards Program
The large and small of Florence, Italy: the Duomo, difficult to get all of it in one photo…and the gelato, difficult to not want to eat all in one bite. Grazie. BGT
The large and small of Florence, Italy: the Duomo, difficult to get all of it in one photo…and the gelato, difficult to not want to eat all in one bite. Grazie. BGT
On this blog, I focus frequently on the discipline and effort required to lead an Old Money life. I rarely discuss the rewards, and I’m even less inclined to share my personal life. However, I think it may help to share, on rare occasions, the rewards that sometimes result from adhering to the Core Values … More Old Money: The Rewards Program
It’s been a ghastly summer for Americans visiting foreign countries this year. The fiasco in Rio involving the after-hours behavior of American Olympic athletes and the recent news of Americans frolicking in the public fountains of Rome are cringe-worthy and embarrassing, especially for those of us who regularly travel internationally for business and pleasure. (Two … More Americans Abroad: A Few Things To Remember
Every six months or so, I venture into my closets and drawers in order to consider the fate of clothing items that I haven’t worn recently. There aren’t many, as I purchase for the long haul, avoid trends, and try to take care of my investment (and I do consider clothing an investment.) But even … More Travel vs. Things: Where Old Money Spends It