Proceed to the Route
Frances MayesWriting from the U.S. and from Bramasole, my home in Tuscany, I'll share my ventures out into the world, news from home, good advice, recipes, and links.
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Sunday Suppers
It was Elizabeth’s idea: “We don’t get together for casual suppers enough.” We were on our Thursday walk with Robbin. We talked about how much work a one-host dinner party is. How some friends just never raise the energy to throw one and ho...
Being Practical
We are moving out of a house I love. We’ve been here only five years, after having then sold our complex farm and garden with a rambling house built in 1806. That was wrenching. And practical. Now this is wrenching. We don’t have to move; i...
The Most Romantic Garden
Lucky you, if you happen to be heading to Italy this spring. May I suggest a visit to Giardino di Ninfa, forty-five miles southeast of Rome and close to the beguiling town of Sermoneta. The idyllic garden looks like a set for a ballet or th...
Another Storm?
And the first daffodils
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Frances has written about place and travel and home across many books. Formerly a university professor and poet, she began writing prose when she bought an abandoned villa in Tuscany. Check her website for extensive info.
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