I have a guest post, nothing to do with Sicily at all, up at Shades in case any of you would like to read it.
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About Me
- Welshcakes Limoncello
- Modica, Sicily, Italy
- I'm a sort-of retired language teacher from Cardiff, Wales, UK, now trying to make a new life in Sicily. I'm not growing vines, making olive oil or restoring a palace stone by stone!
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Simone - always in my heart
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6 comments:
Have read it and it's lonesome tonight.
I said I'd write a guest post for Shades about the Grand Theatre in Swansea; I must get on with it. Although I looked on the net yesterday and couldn't find much about its history. It might mean a trip to the library.
and it is brilliant!
Aah, James... Hi, Liz. That will be an interesting post. I know nothing about the Grand's history. Thank you kindly, Lady M.
Ahhh...the great Elvis. He certainly was and still is, "The King". What a handsome young man he was before the drugs took over his life. What shame he ended up as he did and so very young, too. I still drool over him in those black leathers!
Great post, Welsh. :)
Thanks, Lee. Yes, such a waste. I still drool too!
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