My Improbable Journey - coincidences that dictated my path!
Mary Thomas TacconiReflections on my Improbable Journey from California to Italy, reflecting on the challenges, rewards, gains and losses of raising children in two distinct cultures and in two languages while forever juggling the two parts of who I was and who I am today.
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MY IMPROBABLE JOURNEY - part 4 - segment 16
“Ravenna!. Let’s go back again. I need my Ravenna fix…I know, I know, we’ve been several times but I’d like to go back”, I answered when Maurizio asked me where we should go on our next winter vacation. After amazing Ferrara, over the years...
MY IMPROBABLE JOURNEY -Part 4 - segment 15
The depth and breadth of Italian culture is beyond imagination. From that first unlikely, coincidental art history course, I have been in awe! Ferrara certainly isn’t on most tourists’ lists of cities to visit, overshadowed by so many other...
MY IMPROBABLE JOURNEY - Part 4 - segment 14
“Let’s go next December to Ferrara”, I suggested. When planning, I researched other places of interest nearby to consider visiting as well.
MY IMPROBABLE JOURNEY - Part 4 - segment 13
Oh, the questions people ask me! “Would you do it again?” “What has been the hardest part of living in Italy all these years?” “Do you like socialized medicine?” “Do Italians really eat pasta everyday?” “What’s your favorite Italian c...
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I came to Italy 50 years ago to experience the art I had studied. Wife of an Italian, mother of two adult children, owner of Genius Loci Country Inn in Umbria, and aspiring writer on American/Italian perspectives.
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