Ever wonder what it's like to live in an ancient Italian hill town? Without leaving your chair, get a taste of Piemonte, Italy, where the food is amazing, the wine is world class and the people, young and old, are beautiful, gracious and welcoming.
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Letters from a 300-year-old Italian farmhouse. Change of plans, a change of season.
It is so nice to be here with you again.
I arrived back home in Piemonte last evening after a hastily organized trip to California for the past twelve days. It was not the Ferragosto holiday I would have otherwise enjoyed. It was to be...
Letters from a 300-year-old Italian farmhouse: I am becoming Italian.
For all us Italians, it’s here….Buon Ferragosto!!
Yes, I am studying for the B1 Italian Language Test which, if I pass, will allow me to become an Italian citizen. But in the meantime, I am discovering that I am actually, truly startin...
Letters from a 300 year old Italian farmhouse: Venice Part 2: Why Venetian art matters.
We can save Venice. Here is how.
Last weekend, while immersed in Venice’s Biennale and all the captivating contemporary art that it offers, I met up with a friend who knows more about Venice and its art than I ever will, and wow,...
Letters from a 300 year old Italian farmhouse: The message from Venice--Still Joy.
Oh, what we experienced during our 48 hours in Venice!
There is surely nothing which has not already been written about Venice, that magical maze of sensations. But the beauty, the mess, the energy of it still never fails to delight an...
Letters from a 300 year old Italian farmhouse: Lessons learned from carrots.
Today’s post will be pretty brief. Because how much can you say, or should you say, about a carrot? Besides, we are leaving this morning and driving to Venice. (And yes, I still get a kick out of saying “driving to Venice.” )
By now,...
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Discovering the beauty of life in Piemonte, living a fairytale life in a medieval hill town. My mission is to bring a little of that gorgeous Italian sunshine into every letter, for every reader.
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