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The Daily Cure for me is trying to smell taste touch—really experience— something, each day, that reminds me that I'm alive and, mostly, happy to be here. A small moment that should go a long way, at least in theory.-
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Special delivery: Inter loses to Milan 0-3
My local bar, Ranieri, is decked in black curtains today. Last night in the Derby della Madonnina (any game between the two soccer clubs of Milan), Inter lost to arch rival Milan. A happy day for the black-and-red’s. A day … Continue reading
Closed/Week in review
Monday “The daily -ism” On what happens to one’s -isms in a strange land with -isms of its own. (Read this.) Tuesday “Postcard #11: Francobollo” On the beauty of a single stamp and a thought-provoking question. (Read this.) Wednesday “You’re … Continue reading
Milan color story #4: Green
Milan, that great Gray Lady, has not filled her wardrobe with greens, but the color has, like a tenacious weed, crept into the cracks of her closet providing life and vibrance when weather permits. Which is to say, that much … Continue reading
Posted in AROUND US, COLOR, ITALY
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Time out for quiet contemplation
I’m not a Catholic, but I like going to churches in Milan particularly when they are empty, except for other solitary types like me, moving about quietly in the shadows, observing the quiet and the play of light with dark. … Continue reading
You’re invited to a Spring dinner
lt’s been one of those days folks. Running, running, running around, with not a minute to breathe. Emails that had to be written. News that had to be absorbed. Documents that had to be put in order. Decisions that had … Continue reading
Posted in ITALY, SAVORING
Tagged asparagi, carrots, fresh, risotto, spring food, strawberries
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Postcard #11: Francobollo
[Sometimes the reason for the postcard is nothing more than the beautiful stamp you get to put on it. And while we’re on the subject, my little girl asked me yesterday: “Mom, how come when we see something beautiful, we … Continue reading
Posted in ITALY, POSTCARDS
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The daily -ism
We’ve all heard it said. “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” But this is one of those things that’s much easier bantered about than done. On vacation, it’s fun to fully immerse yourself in the way other people … Continue reading
Closed/Week in review
This past week, I was over-whelmed with spring cleaning. What happens when we clean our houses. What bubbles to the surface. What reveals itself to be true. What our junk says about our current state and next steps. What the … Continue reading
Spring Cleaning #5: Monkeying around
A small one-week feature on what happens when we clean our houses. What bubbles to the surface. What reveals itself to be true. What our junk says about our current state and next steps. What the season does to us. … Continue reading
Posted in IN THE HOUSE, ITALY
Tagged Bruno Munari, Nella Nebbia di Milano, play, rubber monkey, Triennale di Milano, Zizì
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Spring Cleaning #4: Haircuts for everyone
A small one-week feature on what happens when we clean our houses. What bubbles to the surface. What reveals itself to be true. What our junk says about our current state and next steps. What the season does to us. … Continue reading
Posted in AROUND US, ITALY
Tagged "Young Sycamore", Miliano, platani, pruning, spring cleaning, sycamores, William Carlos Williams
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