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Nanny's Villa



Sadly, Nanny isn't here to help us choose which of these fine properties will be posted for today's villa. She was due in today, but was stuck in Atlanta after her flight was delayed leaving Cleveland because of the snow! So, she was in the Ramada Inn, which might make these places look tempting. Percy and Gordon took the news pretty well, especially after Gordon was reassured that she could have a "welcome Nanny cupcake" anyway. (priorities, people) We eagerly await her arrival tomorrow morning. In the meantime, we bring you the latest villa option. (It is so much fun to spy these places and shout "Nanny's Villa" and then try to get a picture!) This one is at the end of our street. This is an expansive property- I wonder why it was abandoned?

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Unknown said…
Where's Jo Jo's Villa?! Hee hoo! I hope you all had a lovely Easter! I got your message and I will call you soon--I was at Kristy's for Easter brunch! Wish I coulda been with y'all. Much Bunny Love!
April 9, 2007 at 10:23 PM
nanny said…
JO.....
Soooooooo happy to get your note. We loved to hear from you. Haley says, "I love you." She just got up from her quiet time. Cid is knitting and Nanny is surfing. We wish you were here as well and can't wait for July. The local wine is suspect, but we have had some wonderful samples from other areas of Italia.
April 12, 2007 at 6:02 AM
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