Archive for 2013
My One-Word Theme for 2014: SALUTE
It’s an Italian word this year, pronounced “sah LOOT eh,” and I’ve chosen it for its various meanings.
Read on...Palazzo Bellavista
Property situated on the south side of the ancient village of Badolato, Calabria with a magnificent view over a beautiful landscape and the clear blue waters of the Ionian sea. This building is one of the nicest of the village; it dates back to 1645 and has a unique shape and two hanging terraces.
6 rooms +3 bathrooms+ 1 terrace + 2 terraced gardens
140 sq. mt. apartment + 12 sq. mt. terraces + 60 sq. mt.
Current condition: The whole house was completely refurbished with very high quality materials. It has conditioning units and heaters in all rooms, audio system and internet access in all rooms, two fireplaces (wood and gas), two gardens, solar panel system, barbecue, and another entrance from the main square with more land/garden.
Air conditioner and heaters in all rooms, satellite tv, fireplaces, fully equipped bathrooms, Italian tiled built in kitchen, iron handworked staircase, and more unique features.
The palazzo is located in Via Dante Alighieri, only 100 meters from from main square, Piazza Castello. The house has an independent entrance from the main square that brings you directly in one of the two gardens.
PRICE : To be discussed with buyer privately. Contact me and I will put you in touch directly with the seller.
New Beginnings and Such
I’ve been trying to get a post up here for months now. I’ve started a few, but it just hasn’t happened as I’ve struggled with how to express the whirlwind we’ve been experiencing here from my miscarriage last spring to where we are now. So let’s just get this out there once and for all.
Read on...The Last Girl by Jane Casey
The Last Girl by Jane Casey is the first Maeve Kerrigan novel I’ve read, but based upon this one, I’ll be reading more.
Read on...Skinny Bitch in Love by Kim Barnouin
As a carnivore myself and most certainly not a skinny bitch, I am miles away from Clementine’s vegan character, but that didn’t stop me from enjoying the book.
Read on...