Florence: Italian Post-election Commisseration
As you know, I have rented office space in the Sprachcaffe, on Via Brunelleschi, on the south side of Piazza della Repubblica, closest to the
As you know, I have rented office space in the Sprachcaffe, on Via Brunelleschi, on the south side of Piazza della Repubblica, closest to the
A couple of weeks ago I posted about music – specifically, singing and choir. I did attend a dinner for newcomers (along with some old
This partial post is from last Wednesday: This is a very tough day for me to write, but I feel I must. The elections at
How about some pretty pictures? Food section. Prosciutto patiently awaiting its sandwich. Typical lunch: salad with cannelini, tonno, pomodorino, parmiagiano. Nom nom. Via Colonna –
Tomorrow’s the big day. November 8. Our quadrennial presidential poll and regular election. I donated again last night to HRC. What could it possibly help
Reality. We absentee balloted for Washington State weeks and weeks ago. Tuesday can’t come soon enough. It won’t stop raining. Hard. Like a ton of
Where I grew up, art, in all its forms, was something that was to be looked at and admired. It was an unimpeachable sign of
The flip side of a cruel mistress, as all artists know, is that she can also be a fertile muse. I’m spoiled for inspiration here.
I’m still working on my inner versus outer maps of Florence, now that I have figured out the mystery of the Four Seasons entrance on
The church bells have been ringing out frequently all day in Florence, calling the faithful to the mass of All Saints – the national Festa