Ten Things Which Remind Me That I Am In Italy – First Part
No, it’s not the centuries-old architecture, the majestic countryside, the fabulous art, the sonorous Italian language or the easy access to copious amounts of exceedingly good …
No, it’s not the centuries-old architecture, the majestic countryside, the fabulous art, the sonorous Italian language or the easy access to copious amounts of exceedingly good …
When you pack your life to move abroad there are many questions with no easy answers haunting you in the weeks before you become officially …
This time last year my then fiancé (now husband) received the job offer which set the wheels of our long-dreamed-of move abroad in motion. After …
‘Mario, Mario! Piu’ alto, piu’ alto!’*, shouted the men. Everyone around them burst out laughing. Their friend, Mario, looked over, smiled good-naturedly, threw the flag …
A couple of weeks ago I woke up in a really grumpy mood. Yes, believe it or not, it happens even if you live in …
Blue for a boy, pink for a girl. As soon as the newborn Italian babies take their first breath, their adoring families share the happiness …
Touch wood, I rarely have bad moments here in Italy. Last Saturday though had all the ingredients for a really bad day. It all started …
Twice a week Vicenza’s main square plays host to the town market. On Tuesdays the colourful stalls are contained within the centuries-old Piazza dei Signori. …
Here is the second half of my list of 50 things I love about Italy. It is based on the discoveries and adventures I have …
It’s been six months since I moved from England to Italy. Time flies! Many things have happened over the past half year. Some of them …