
Observations on culture and daily life from American living in Italy while the world undertakes a fiery transformation.
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Train station in Assen, on the Dutch-German border.
It’s been a year since I arrived in Todi. This should be a celebratory piece, but instead I am feeling bereft.
Within two months of my arrival, I had broken ties with the only man I ever...
My apartment building (the pink one in the center) seen from the base of the community gardens
I live on the top floor of an apartment building that overlooks farmland sloping down to the valley floor. It’s a singularly exposed perch, stic...
Via Luigi Morandi n. 5, seen from the elevator bridge. A New Zealand landscaper and Romanian handyman have since trimmed some of the vegetation and visual clutter, but if you squint, you can make out the balconies of my apartment.
It’s be...
Roman baths in Todi.
I started my Italian lessons today, three hours of pronoun grammar interspersed with cheerful stories from the teacher's personal life. (Of course she made us talk about our lives as well.) There are only three of us t...
Todi: classic postcard view. The distant hills had a silvery clarity to them that my camera fails to do justice to.
This is just me gabbing. Skip to the end for an interesting factoid, if you are so inclined.
I feel much better now that I...
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Valerie Fulton has been trying to write a chunky realist novel for over 40 years. While procrastinating, she has observed many things of beauty, taught thousands of students, raised a daughter, and had thoughts both sacred and profane.
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