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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!
Bertie-Pierrine
My companion in all things
Simone - always in my heart
Dona Nobis Pacem
Dona Nobis Pacem 2016
#blog4peace
I'm in here!
"Sicily Scene" is mentioned as a regional resource on Italy.
CASA NATIA
For the ideal Sicilian holiday
London Town, Modica - Centro Linguistico Internazionale
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Every two weeks, the blogosphere comes alive with something called a Blog Off . A Blog Off is an event where bloggers of every stripe wei... -
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Fourth at Sanremo was this pretty song from Annalisa : Annalisa - Una finestra tra le stelle
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If you are a tourist coming to Modica tomorrow for the Ferragosto holiday, you will be able to visit this, Modica, Duomo di San Pietro ...
Times of Sicily
You can read some of my articles here.
Il Profumo del Pensiero - The Essence of Thought
Poems by Antonio Lonardo with English translations by Pat Eggleton. Parallel text. 8 euros plus p&p. Contact: lasiciliana629@hotmail.com
Good Reads
BloggerAid Cookbook [I have a recipe in here.]
Meteo Modica
LILT
The Arandora Star
70th anniversary took place in 2010
Help Afghan Women
No alle mgf
Blogging with Integrity
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The Limoncello List: 1 - Blogs based in, or about, Italy
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A different sort of Treat!1 week ago
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Photographing Artwork Update2 months ago
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Book Review | The Chocolatier by Jan Moran5 months ago
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Femme Luxe Review8 months ago
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THE WEDDING PARTY GIRL2 years ago
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HAPPY BURNS NIGHT 20183 years ago
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Little Jewels8 years ago
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The Limoncello List: 2 - Other great reads
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Nits!11 hours ago
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Malvern – Day One23 hours ago
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Beers & Books CXIII – Mahmoud Dowlatabadi2 days ago
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My Deer Friends2 days ago
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The Weekend in Black and White.4 days ago
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Run Sandringham Half Marathon5 weeks ago
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Catching Up.2 months ago
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Expat Exhausted: Where Am I?5 months ago
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Statins1 year ago
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I Am Afraid, Am I Alone?2 years ago
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Soliloquy to Mystras3 years ago
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MERRY CHRISTMAS3 years ago
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Still Alive And Well4 years ago
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Thank you, James
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