by Sašo Golub | Mar 10, 2016 | Blog
A traditional holiday, celebrating St. Gregory (Gregory the Great), he passed away on March 12th 604. An immensely respected Pope, a scolar and the man behind Gregorian Chants. St. Gregory is the patron saint to students, teachers and musicians. In many towns and...
by Sašo Golub | Feb 18, 2016 | Blog
This post has been in my mind for a very long time now. Certain things are hard to put in words. When we talk with our friends they would often say, since we do what we do, there are not many secret places we do not know about. Frankly they are wrong. Here is one...
by Tina Hiti | Mar 31, 2011 | Blog
There is something about the Eiffel tower. I realize that every time I visit Paris. No matter how touristy it is, how long the queues are, how much they charge for the entrance, and how long the wait for the elevator is, how many merchants compete for your attention...
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