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Intervista con Kathleen Anne Gonzalez
Originally posted on Diario di un operatore museale:
For the english translation please scroll down the page, thank you ! La Dott.ssa Kathleen Anne Gonzalez è uno dei miei contatti professionali che ho conosciuto di recente. Stavo leggendo un libro…
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Venetian Emoji 10
I was trying to come up with a clever explanation for this emoji, but I’m not that clever! You are more clever than I! Please suggest what emotion or reaction this emoji expresses.
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Tagged emojis, italy, mailbox, travel, venezia, Venice, Venice history
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More Puzzle Therapy #7: Fin!
All done! If it weren’t for the gondola and maybe the bridge, I’m not sure you would know this was Venice. It’s a beautiful scene but not quite accurate. But it was a fun and very satisfying puzzle to complete!
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In Casanova’s Footsteps: Rome–The Church of Trinità dei Monti
“At seventeen or eighteen years of age, Mariuccia was tall, had a very good carriage, and seemed carved by the chisel of Praxiteles. She was fair, but her fairness was not that of a blonde, which with its unrelieved brilliance … Continue reading
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Tagged Casanova, churches, Italian heritage, Italian history, Italian men, Italian writers, italy, travel, Trinita dei Monti, walking guide
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Big Brother in Venice
It’s nothing new in Venice to learn that someone is watching your moves. The State Inquisition did it for ages, with residents often denouncing their neighbors. Well, now Venice has the 21st century version, a system that tracks the whereabouts … Continue reading
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In Casanova’s Footsteps: Rome–Momolo’s House, Via Gregoriana 36
In Vol. 12 of History of My Life, Casanova tells us that he is visited by Mariuccia, whom he had met at the house of the Abate Momolo back in 1760, which story is recounted in Vol. 7. It is … Continue reading
Puzzle (3)
Starting with the water…. Is that a glass of wine, you ask?
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Venetian Emoji #3
This Venetian emoji expresses the “eyebrow” I give my students when a look is worth more than words. Can you do the one eyebrow lift?
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Redefining Beauty: Anna Maria dal Violin
While recently speaking to the Dante Society in Santa Cruz about remarkable Venetian women, we veered for quite a while onto the topic of Anna Maria dal Violin and the musicians of the Piéta. I realized I had not shared … Continue reading
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