We finally, after many false starts, technical problems, and delays—in short, Italy—installed wifi internet access at Brigolante. And I am thrilled. Really. Over the moon. Ecstatic. Tickled pink. Walking on air. On cloud nine.
Okay. I’m not happy.
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Archive for 2010
Rebecca as Guest rather than Hostess: Seasonal Food in Umbria
If there is one thing Umbrians do well, it’s eat locally and seasonally. Here is a brief look at what you can expect to find on your plate during each of the four seasons in Umbria.
The Persimmon Problem
I feel roughly the same way about persimmons as I do about Leonardo di Caprio. Though objectively I realize that both are near perfect products of nature, neither are my type.
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. And Buses.–Transportation in Italy
Travel writer Jessica Spiegel boils down her extensive broth of Italy trasportation knowledge to a rich info gravy.
Rebecca as Guest rather than Hostess: Christmas in Umbria
Writing these two articles got me whistling those carols! Take a look here to see how the Umbrians do it–celebrate Christmas, that is!
Fourteen Perfect Days: A Two Week Itinerary for Umbria
A two week long suggested itinerary for visiting Umbria which throws in the crème della crème of the region: art and history, towns and parks, food and drink, people and shopping.
Heart of Glass: Studio Moretti Caselli
Don’t miss the opportunity to see one of the most fascinating historical artisan workshops in Umbria, which has produced hand painted glass windows and panels, hand etched glass, and Tiffany glass for five generations.
Postcards from Umbria: San Pietro in Valle
Postcards from Umbria: A quick take on the abbey of San Pietro in Valle
Gluten Free Italy: A Celiac’s guide to Umbria
A quick travel resource for celiacs travelling to Umbria.
Chestnuts and Vino Novello: La Festa di San Martino in Umbria
San Martino, San Martino, Castagne e Vino (Saint Martin, Saint Martin, Chestnuts and Wine)
Umbria Slow: