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Monthly Archives: April 2014
So Like, How Did You Guys Meet Anyway?
If there’s ever a question Marco and I get asked more than the famous, “So like, what language do you guys talk to each other in anyway?” it would be how we met. It makes sense. It’s not so common to … Continue reading
Posted in Italy, Uncategorized
Tagged adventure, anniversary, dreams, history, Italy, journey, marriage, relationship, relationships, summary, wedding
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Other Things I’ve Written About Italy, With Love
Besides your weekly dose of Italy-inspired love, I also write freelance articles or posts about Italy around the web. I thought I’d share them with you here not JUST for shameless self-promoting, but also because they are topics I haven’t written about … Continue reading
Posted in Italy, Uncategorized
Tagged culture, ESL, food, grappa, Italian food, Italy, Matador Network, summary, Tuscany, Walks of Italy blog, writing
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Photo Essay: Springtime in Northern Italy
When asked what’s my favorite season, I’ve always had a loyal response. Now, however, I’ve finally realized that the question is more idiosyncratic than I thought. It largely depends on where. My favorite season is fall (or autumn as I call it … Continue reading
Posted in Italy
Tagged e.e. cummings, gardens, glycine, Italy, outdoors, photo, seasons, springtime
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Me, Italy and Our Ever-Changing Relationship
My relationship with Italy has changed since I first came to study in Florence. It’s changed since I returned unprepared and since I started commuting back and forth as I fell in love with both my now-husband and the country. After … Continue reading
Snapshots of Ivrea
Snapshots of Ivrea, Italy: Everyday moments during a not-so-everyday celebration. Highlights of the City: 1. Battle of the Oranges One of the most famous and particular Italian carnival celebrations, the Battle of the Oranges represents the town’s liberation from tyranny with an … Continue reading
Posted in Italy, Uncategorized
Tagged Battle of the Oranges, city, culture, history, Italy, Ivrea, Olivetti, photos, Piedmont, Roman, San Savino
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