Writing 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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Summer Solstice
Summer light! Caught this image leaving a friend’s driveway. Wishing everyone a blissful summer! Sending this to you from North Carolina.
After the evening storm, the light in the woods seems as green as the trees. Thunder shook the house...
Paris Pause
What a good idea—a brief stop on a long route. Headed back to the USA from Italy for a couple of weeks, we had a change of planes in Paris. Why not stay a bit? We’ve been recently for a long, glorious nine days, now this visit is brief. Two...
Summer Nights Ensue...
Social life in a small Tuscan town makes me think of my father’s expression, “This will kill the weak and cripple the mighty.” Hard to grasp the round of “come for drinks,” “let’s have lunch,” or best of all, dinners under the stars in a mo...
A Tuscan Kitchen
Many, many thanks for all the good wishes that came to me after my surprise holiday in the local hospital. I was cheered immensely by the kind and thoughtful messages here, on Instagram, and email. As I mentioned in my last missive, I had n...
Letto 28
This gorgeous Saturday morning, I am writing from one of the most sublime landscapes in the world—the hills around Montepulciano, where the vineyards are in full frisson of spring green.
But I didn’t come for the views, or the appealing re...
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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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