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Hi all! Looking for a reality check before we hire a lawyer.

My wife's line, oldest to youngest:

4 Ggp all born in Italy.

Paternal grandfather: born in Italy (Italian by birth), emigrated to US, naturalized American in 1954.

Grandmother (his wife): born in the US, married him in 1947 (while he was still Italian), later lived in Italy ~15 years (and more an on and off throughout her life) and died there in 1995. Had a US passport issued in 1984, maybe another one later. She likely also inherited Italian citizenship through her Italian born parents. We found some identification cards and other documentation from the commune where she lived her later years that indicate she was indeed an

Just wanted to share my experience flying with French Bee from LAX -> Orly. We booked flights with them for a vacation elsewhere in Europe, and flew through Paris Orly. On the way there things were mostly ok. Their flight was only slightly delayed but we still made our connecting flight without issue. The plane itself feels like an older airplane that was recently renovated. There was no wifi or onboard entertainment on our flight, and they nickel and dime you for just about everything you can think of.

The seats however are torturously small and narrow. I've never experienced a flight with such little leg room. Both my wife and I were very uncomfortable and we're not big people (I'm 5

Ciao a tutti! My wife and I are planning a trip to Sardinia in early June and I'm wanting a gut check on a tentative plan. I suspect if might be overly ambitious but would love some advice about how this sounds. Mostly we want to explore different beaches, take boat trips, eat at good restaurants, maybe a hike if it's not too long. We loved Favignana and the island off an island feel, so I'm very excited about Carloforte and La Maddalena. We need to fly out of Cagliari, hence the drive down to the south part of the island.

• Day 1 - Arrive in the evening in Olbia and drive to lodging on La Maddalena and have dinner there
• Day 2 - Have a slower day acclimating to the time difference, driv

I'm searching for a new bag that has some color and some character. Currently I have a topo 30L and while I like the look and the feel, I want something with a little more space, that isn't as boxy as the topo bags. My wife has a 40L baboon to the moon bag which I think looks great but it's pretty uncomfortable when full and doesn't have a laptop sleeve.

I've looked at the Cotopaxi alpa bags and while they are colorful I personally hate the color combinations they choose and find their llama logo pretty ugly and overly prominent.

The other option that looks intriguing to me is the Patagonia 40l black hole duffel, but I'm worried it might have the same comfortability issues as the baboon ba

Hi, my wife and I work remotely and like to occasionally travel to other places for a change of scenery. Since my work hours are west coast based, I'll be free after roughly 1 or 2 pm everyday. We're not interested in seeing every sight, but more taking in the local scene, eating and drinking out, doing some beach days, and light exploring or hiking. I'd also like to surf somewhere very chill and friendly, I surfed a lot in socal but it's been a few years since I've been in the water.

I'm trying to map out a rough plan for two weeks and would like a sanity check to see if this makes sense.

For week 1, we'd stay within walking distance to Waikiki for the first week probably in a hotel (any