When having a brain fart, Aunt Donna uses this common household item to describe what she needs.

Our cousins in Italy sell their grapes to this wine company.

This road was home to the Forte's for more than 25 years.

Especially in the warmer months, you could find the Forte's, their friends, and family at their beach house in this town.

These nine reindeer are credited for pulling Santa's sleigh.

Way back when Danielle was a toddler, she coined this nickname for Grandpa.

This family favorite dessert is often referred to as a "Lobster Tail" in the U.S.

Scrappy was notorious for getting this candy stuck in her fur.

This frequented family vacation destination was known for its pink sand.

Many people wish for a white Christmas; unfortunately for Elvis, he'll have this kind of Christmas.

While trying to reserve a tennis court on vacation, Grandma accidentally said this.

These 3 virtues represent the colors of the Italian flag.

The boat that sailed the Forte's along the coast.

This many people in the room have traveled to Italy.

This poor kid was left all alone in the Christmas classic, "Home Alone".

Our family has reverted to this phrase when another member doesn't understand sarcasm.

Rome is often referred to by this nickname.

These four colleges had the pleasure of educating the Forte kids.

This many people in the room went/go to college in New England.

In the movie, "White Christmas" this New England state is said to be the most beautiful this time of year.

This family favorite word's synonyms include idiot, moron, or stupid.

It took this range of time for a boat to leave Italy and arrive at Ellis Island.

These four years were the biggest blessings to this family (a.k.a. the four years the cousins were born).

Grandma's family formerly lived in this town before journeying to the U.S.

This song was originally meant for Thanksgiving, but has since become a classic Christmas song.