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Married to Italy
Big city Texan girl meets small town Italian boy. Chaos ensues. (My stories - both funny and tragic - about loving, dating, living with, and marrying an Italian man.)
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- Separated from Italy 9 years ago Whence last we spoke, back in October, I was very focused on cocktail creation. Why? Well, drinking helps, right? :) K, maybe that humor is a little dark for the moment. Joking aside, the short and diplomatic version of my story over the past few months is this...
- How to make a frozen margarita in Italy. 9 years ago So let's say, hypothetically, that you're a Texpat living in the province of Reggio Emilia (totally hypothetical), and you want to treat your Italian girlfriends to a Margarita Night. It's not as easy as you think...
- Furbizia - a blessing or a burden? 10 years ago A somewhat serious look at a common theme in bella Italia - furbizia. Is it ok to become a different person, a harder person, in the face of it? Does it make us better or just more cynical?
- Visiting Italy this summer? Tips from COSÌ! 10 years ago My dear friends in the COSÌ group have been busy little bees! Here are their latest tips on summer travel in Italy AND... yes, that's right... A VIDEO! That's right; we're multimedia now. Holla.
- One thing that's missing from Italian food culture. 10 years ago I'm just dropping in today for a minute to BLOW YOUR MIND. Ready?
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Lisa Chiodo
18:54 PM December 08, 2013
18:54 PM December 08, 2013
a recently discovered blog and one I look forward to reading. I always end up laughing in recognition, great read xx
Amy
15:05 PM December 12, 2013
15:05 PM December 12, 2013
Such a great blog! My friends and I all love reading it. :)
Robyn Durran
20:31 PM February 04, 2014
20:31 PM February 04, 2014
I love reading this blog about the idiosycracies of Italian lifestyle - Written with irony and a great sense of humour,
Margaret
21:07 PM February 04, 2014
21:07 PM February 04, 2014
HILARIOUS!!!! and informative, too. I'm living vicariously through Married to Italy.
