Being in Italy
Living every day - more or less gracefully - in Italy
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Per Via Aerea: Letters from a Young Woman 3.30.1992 (Memoir)
30 March 92
Hello.
Here’s $100 for the books and to send the rest of the dags. We may have a potential buyer.
The house situation is dreary, as is the weather, as is my state of mind. We found a house built in 1200 as a convent in a tiny...
Per Via Aerea: Letters from a Young Woman 1.31.1993 (Memoir)
[Half the letter is dot-matrix printed from a computer and the other half is handwritten. Posted from Florence, Italy. Letter transcribed maintaining original spelling and punctuation.]
31 January 93
Dear Dad, Mom, and Diva,
It’s cold an...
Paradise of Exiles: Di Qui Non Si Passa! (From here, no one passes!)
from: https://www.militareshop.it/abbigliamento-militare/cappelli-militari-e-baschi/cappello-alpino
When we first moved to Bassano del Grappa, there were quite a few men, mostly older men, walking around in what looked like Austrian caps (...
Librorum: Little Free Libraries in the Veneto
Un libro per un libro - A book for a book
This week is Little Free Library Week. The Little Free Library movement is, by now, worldwide. They are usually small, often homemade, book-sharing boxes where people may leave books and take books...
Per Via Aerea: Letters from a Young Woman 12.18.1990 (Memoir)
December 18, 1990
Dear Dad and Mom,
Hello! Well J— and K— finally arrived. It’s fun to have them here. On the first day we climbed Giotto’s Tower and J— got claustrophobic and had to be talked down. : ) Yesterday we took them to San Gimig...
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