Strolling on Montesilvano Beach…
On a lazy September Sunday morn… Summer has come and passed The innocent can never last Wake me up when September ends
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Stessa spiaggia, stesso mare :: Intervallo 02
Per quest’anno non cambiare stessa spiaggia stesso mare per poterti rivedere per tornare per restare insieme a te ~ Mogol – Piero Soffici Continue reading
Badi come parli :: Qua e là nel quotidiano abruzzese
E così, nuovamente in fila alle Poste, con un numero scoraggiante a segnare l’attesa del mio turno, decido di andare a sedermi nella “curva sud”, in mezzo agli anziani che già stavano parlando fitto fitto e in un dialetto arcaico. Continue reading
Gone Vacationing :: Intervallo 01
“Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?” “That depends a good deal on where you want to get to.” “I don’t much care where –” “Then it doesn’t matter which way you go.” ~ Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland Continue reading
The Life of a Chef :: Denis Herrera – Oslo, Norway
Appetibilis Q&A :: Work and life stories, while sitting around a table with friends :: Meet Chef Denis Herrera, my “Le Cordon Bleu Paris” classmate. He has been kindly answering our questions on Work, Travel, Career Advice and some Up close and personal notes. Continue reading
Meet the Makers :: Marco Lauterio, the Neola Maker
Neola, nevola, pizzella, ferratella, cancellata: names are different, the thing you have in mind is always the same. A made-in-Abruzzo waffle, either crunchy or soft, on which you can spread home-made preserves, nutella galore or whatever fancies your tastebuds. Continue reading
Travel to/in Italy with Four-Legged Tourists
Travel stories with cats and dogs Have you ever dreamed of going to Italy for an extended stay with your best friend? 10 Things I Learned About Traveling to Italy With My Dog via petergreenberg.com Continue reading
Postcard from Abruzzi :: Mare e Monti
“Più in là che Abruzzi”, faceva dire il Boccaccio a un suo personaggio per dare il senso del lontano, dell’appartato, del favoloso. E la sua può sicuramente essere assunta a espressione proverbiale per designare la condizione e la storia abruzzesi. (Mario Pomilio). Continue reading
