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Monthly Archives: January 2014
How to Make a Perfect Cappuccino at Home
They say Italian is the language of music, opera, art and love. I’d add that it’s also the language of coffee. If the sweet, delicious, dark nectar of the gods isn’t quite idolized here, it is definitely molto apprezzato, very appreciated. Not … Continue reading
Posted in Italy, Uncategorized
Tagged Caffè, caffè latte, cappuccino, coffee, Cross Pollinate, culture, espresso, espresso machine, Italian coffee, moka, video
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Snowboarding in Northern Italy, Or Not
I had finally done it! I, with Marco’s help, had finally coerced together a group of friends, planned times and cars and made it the two hours north to our cabin in Piazzatorre for a weekend of skiing and snowboarding. … Continue reading
Posted in Italy, Uncategorized
Tagged adventure, Alps, Foppolo, Italy, Northern Italy, oops, Piazzatorre, skiing, snowboarding, stitches, summary
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Time to Get Back to Business – Il Rientro
Buon Rientro! This Italian phrase, translated literally as “Good Return!” is heard a lot after the Christmas, New Years and Epiphany festivities end and everyone has to get back to business. After nearly a month of holiday celebrations and vacation time, … Continue reading
Posted in Italy, Uncategorized
Tagged buon rientro, culture, Italian expressions, Italy, journey, language, random
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The History of The English Language – In One 10-Minute Video
I recently stumbled upon this video, “the History of The English Language in 10 Minutes,” that explains our language evolution from the Anglo-Saxons in 400 a.d. through King James Bible’s influence, Shakespeare, the Internet and finishing with Global English today. … Continue reading