Oh, Florence, Florence. You continue to delight and amaze. Hallowe’en, a Celtic holiday in origin, so popular in the US thanks to our twin obsessions
Readers, you know how much I love to read. I also love to read really good fiction. I take no pleasure from reading genre fiction,
Finding the France in Florence. F/lo/R[A]NCE. There’s quite a bit of it here. I’ve been mulling over this one for a few weeks now. Jason
I’ve got so much material here in Florence on a daily basis that I am spoiled for subject matter. On Monday, I posted a list
Walking home today from kid dropoff, on Via Giusti, I saw a gaggle of chefs congregating. Is it a chef’s strike? Are they prepping? They
Rained out this morning, and Auntie Amy flew out on Swissair through the clouds. Kids tough to wake up in their warm bed with rain
Walk with me, home from the kid dropoff at I Scolopi, down Via Venezia and Via Di Giusti. Convento. Le Suore di San Filippo Neri
Cari amici, if you are reading my blog, would you consider following me? And also, please, please, please comment away. I adore comments, and as
What do you like to do when you find yourself in a new place? Do you like to see beautiful things? Meet locals? Meet fellow
So, just quickly, yesterday we tagged along with Jason’s class group on a guided tour of il Teatro della Pergola: The oldest Italian Baroque theater
