April 2, 2011
A shop window in small-town Sicily: bridal mini-gown.
Che pensi? Whaddya think?
The height of chic? The depths of kitsch?
Would you wear it?
One thing’s for sure. Conservative old Sicily is on the march.
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April 2, 2011 A shop window in small-town Sicily: bridal mini-gown. Che pensi? Whaddya think? The height of chic? The depths of kitsch? Would you wear it? One thing’s for sure. Conservative old Sicily is on the march. March 27, 2010 Ciao Cobbler! On my first visit, I gave to you a beloved bag with a dangling strap. You smiled, squinted over it, and cobbled it up. Charge: gratis. On my second visit, I gave to you a bad boot. You smiled, squinted over it, and cobbled it up. Charge: €1. Viva my Red-Capped Cobbler!
March 17, 2011 In honor of Saint Patrick’s Day–and impending primavera–I give you green. In honor of Italy’s 150th birthday being celebrated today, I give you green (one of her tricolors). I’m also dedicating this post to my Japanese friends, wishing and praying for greener days ahead.
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March 14, 2011
Thanks to all of you for your comments on the last post. Congratulations to Natalie, WINNER of the COOKBOOK giveaway! Check out Natalie’s charming blog, anamericaninrome. *** Click here for 7 simple ways to help Japan. *** |
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