Only in Italy could you have a Jewish wedding where a cantor sings an Italian love song in Hebrew.  In this video, it is sung not by Andrea Bocelli but  by a young cantor, and some wonderful children’s voices. 

Thank you cousin Marilyn Levine for sharing this with every Digidame reader.

http://www.youtube.com/embed/BM9EIbHRSh0?rel=0

One of the reasons I am writing this blog post today is to let you know that people around the world sublet everything they own just to make extra cash. It’s called the “Airbnb for Everything” age.

Some don’t need the money, but they like to be trendy. It’s cool to rent out your house, your car, your boat, your backyard.

“Boatsetter” is the Airbnb for boats.” Cars are “Turo,” garage storage “Spacer,” private jets “Jettly,” someone’s bed for a midday nap “Globe,” and a dip in someone’s pool is “Swimply.”

Want to learn more? Read all about it in “Wired.” Click below

https://www.wired.com/story/airbnb-for-everything/amp

Eliot and I saw the movie “Joker” in the 70mm high-resolution format at the “Coral Gables Art Cinema.”

“Gables Cinema” is the only art cinema in the southeastern United States equipped to screen films in 70mm, the high-resolution format that became synonymous with the medium’s epics and films of exceptional visual grandeur. It was so great.

The movie was dark and scary. I was on the edge of my seat the entire performance.

Joaquin Phoenix, Joker, was amazing. He deserves every award possible. I am so happy for him.

Doctors say if you can find the camel, you are far away from dementia.

Eliot and yours truly at Walgreen’s for our senior flu shot. Don’t forget to get yours.

Eliot Hess captured the most amazing shots of 12 daring guests who took the “Polar Plunge” from our expedition ship called the OCEAN NOVA in Greenland. 9/20/2019. They all had a rope around their waist to immediately scoop them up. The video shows how we entered the ship from the Zodiacs.

When the director of the Ocean Nova, our expedition vessel in Greenland, announced we were having a BBQ for dinner one night, I imagined that the chefs would cook outside, and then serve the meal in the dining room.

Wrong!

We actually had the BBQ on the top (outside) deck surrounded by icebergs and snowy mountains. It was only 40 degrees outside so all of the passengers were quite warm in their custom Parkers and knee-high rubber boots.

It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. My photos document it.

Tunnel of Love

Iceberg With A Heart

The collapse of a glacier in Greenland. Keep watching. We were told capturing this was a rare occurrence. Video by Marcos Andreos, my traveling pal.

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Weathered Remains Of Bones, Plus

Look what we found, a head. Any idea what it can be?

It’s so nice to travel to Iceland and Greenland with our Miami pals: a cruise ship architect, a medical doctor, a commercial architect and most important, an IT specialist. A complete joy.