Ira...
 

did you know that you're quoted in the Fodor's 2006 Italy book?

I wonder what Ira's 'cut' will be for this?

I have several new Fodor's guidebooks, and there are quotes from Fodorites at the beginning of each chapter in each book I have. I always read them first, before I actually start reading the book!

Tracy

It is a Napoli quote. I'll look it up when I get home.

Thank you, trav.

I didn't know.

Can I know print calling cards marked "Travel Writer"? :)

((I))

no, you can't. I have been interviewed as man on the street a few times (even in Paris once at a movie premiere), or for a newspaper article, and been quoted, and that didn't make me a journalist or TV reporter.

Yes but this one actually said "Ira" ;)

LOL ira, and add to that a Humorist !

Ira, How 'bout "World renowned travel consultant"?

It seems there is a whole group of world reknowned travel consultants, not to take anything away from Ira and his Italy expertise.

http://fodors.com/forums/threadselec...p;tid=34801783

http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34811896

Wow Christina, you don't pick up on subtle humour very easily do you?

Actually, it had nothing to do with Italy or Ira.

Communication got cut off in mid-sentence(word) and was supposed to be Iraq or Iran. I don't remember which.

<i>Can I know print calling cards marked &quot;Travel Writer&quot;? </i>

You may knot.

I don't get Myer's response

drop the q from Iraq or the n from Iran and you get: Ira

I got that much, I just don't get the joke i guess

Travel Writer
Bon Vivant
Chevalier (spelling...eh? Courtly mannered fellow?)
All around nice gentleman...

&gt;Communication got cut off in mid-sentence(word) and was supposed to be Iraq or Iran. I don't remember which.&lt;

Neither did W.

((I))

The Devil made me do it.

good one, ira!

Great exchange!