Collect art. Own a large tract of land in the Napa Valley, use it, live on it, grow stuff on it, even plant your art collection all over it. Then turn it into a museum. With your name on it:
di Rosa. Strange, though. It seems that it used to be known as the "di Rosa Preserve." I guess those two extra syllables just didn't measure up.
At any rate, the
di Rosas did a damn fine job. I can't say that I appreciated all of the objects in the collection, but I did enjoy the experience.
To visit the preserve you will need to sign up for a tour. But no worries, our tour group had a total of three people and a knowledgeable, albeit a bit chatty, guide.
di Rosa participates in the Discover and Go programs of both the
Oakland and the
Berkeley public libraries, so reserve your tickets that way and save a chunk of dough.
Then you can spend it all on a fancy lunch after the tour...
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