Puntarelle: life in Rome
Giorgia MeschiniTales from the Eternal City, as told by someone born and raised there. *This is NOT a foodie newsletter!*
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You might have already heard of the Baths of Caracalla (Terme di Caracalla, in Italian) — they used to be Rome’s second largest public baths1, built in the first quarter of the 3rd century AD, as their construction began under the reign of ...
Blessed are the pies-makers...
After watching Via Crucis live from the Colosseum on the TV last night (followed by a severely cut version of the two-part Jesus miniseries, the one from 1999 in which Detective Lupo plays Jesus, Miss Giovanna Goodthighs plays Mary, Lt.Prov...
Se fossi cane, bau, se fossi gatto, miao...
As I type this on my mobile phone, I’m sitting on a bench taking in some 🌞vitamin D🌞 and waiting for this month’s Creative Mornings Rome talk to start — I’m in Trastevere, at Tic - Libri e cose fantastiche, an independent bookshop, too cl...
The Puntarelle Questionnaire: Simone Vallerotonda
Ladies and jellyspoons, welcome back to another issue of The Puntarelle Questionnaire, a Roman cousin of The Proust Questionnaire.
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Born in Rome, academic background in classical studies & architecture, used to write (online & traditional media), then worked in creative communication for opera artists. more
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