Villa I Bossi
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Last Two Days
... I packed up and checked out; then Virginia, the innkeeper, gave me a ride to Lisa and Helena's. We figured out what train I will take to Florence later today, then went to say goodbye to Sylvia & Sergio -- again not done without a glass of wine, this time a French champagne! Tomorrow, Friday, I take a very, very early flight (6:30am) to Frankfurt and then on to SFO. It's been absolutely grande! Ciao! Arrivederci! To Italy. A Presto! To ...
Thanksgiving Dinner
... and stories. Well... the sign language helped. It was great... the perfect Thanksgiving dinner! And... what is on the schedule today? Why... Shopping naturalmente!! It is the day after Thanksgiving after all. Seriously, we will probably head into the beautiful town of Anghiari, or go a little farther to Arezzo... after a few more cups of caffe. ...
Try, try again
... the load.
We had a lovely time in Poppi. It is about an hours train ride from Arezzo. When I saw the train I was a little concerned.....it looked like a getto train. The train quickly filled up with what looked like high school kids coming home for the afternoon. This was around 1 pm in the afternoon . I spoke with a lady waiting for the train and she said kids from neighboring towns come to Arezzo for high school and then ...
Tuscany!
I have decided to put the first few days of the Italian tour in a separate log as there was so much to see and to take in. Once the day was done, there is only time for rest!
I arrived in Rome and was a little taken back by what I saw. The airport is not really a high light of Italy and is a bit of a anti-climax for me coming to a new country. However I found a ...
The Art and Arezzo
... my book says so) that comes from Commedia, the form invented the slapstick!
The philosophy preaches that the actor IS the artist. So an actor invents, develops, adapts and builds one character. And the actor plays their character for life. No joke. The Tramp, anyone? They develop the characteristics, the motives, the walk, the movement, the love interest, the voice, the relationship with the audience and (drumroll) the mask. This is the development of masked theatre ...
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