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There is mail for Juliet!

Posted onFebruary 11, 2020February 29, 2020Leave a comment

Dear Juliet, I won’t ask you if your history, that has distinguished Verona over time as the city of love, is true or a legend. The magic, strength and power that your history has in keeping love alive for me is enough. For centuries you have shown yourself to be a good listener, attentive to Read More …

CategoriesCoffee breakTagsculture, italy, tourism, tradition

La Befana

Candy or Coal? Waiting for Befana.

Posted onJanuary 5, 2020February 29, 2020Leave a comment

Candy or coal? What will Befana bring you tonight? Ok, I Know, you claim that you behaved well, so be patient, certainly you will have sweets, candies or, who knows, some nice gifts. But, if you have been a naughty boy, wait and see, this year you’ll only have COAL! I’m sure that inside my Read More …

CategoriesCoffee breakTagsculture, folklore, italy, tradition

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Wine, vidi, vinci… after the first glass

Posted onSeptember 10, 2019February 28, 2020Leave a comment

Batìso (Baptism) o Primo Amore (First Love), no matter at what age it happens, after the first drop or glass of wine life will never be the same. In fact, it will be much better! And, over the years, or rather, the glasses, we start to mix wine and words which end up in exalting Read More …

CategoriesCoffee breakTagsculture, italy, tradition, wine

coffee break kindness generates kindness

Coffee break: a cup of kindness, please!

Posted onMarch 14, 2019November 26, 2019Leave a comment

“When someone is happy in Naples, he pays for two coffees: one for himself and another for anyone else. It’s like offering a coffee to the rest of the world.” Luciano De Crescenzo, in his book entitled “Il caffè sospeso”. Coffee break has always been a moment of fun so now I’ll give you to taste the Read More …

CategoriesCoffee breakTagscoffee, culture, italy, tradition

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