Check out the latest posts from the Italian Reflections Italy Bloggers including: A Welshie in Italy, A Writer in Umbria, An American in Padua, Andiamotrips, An Italophile, artTrav, Brigolante Blog, Ciao Amalfi, Ciao Christy, Dream Life of Mine, Driving Like a Maniac, Girl in Florence 2.0, Inspired in Italy, Italianna, Italian Notes, Letters from Florence, My Sardinian Life, My Umbrian Village, Orvieto or Bust, The Divorced Lady’s Companion, The New Life of Dwight and Un Prosecchino.
A Welshie in Italy is the blog of Nerys Howell, a 25 year old Welsh girl who studied Italian at uni, and moved to Milan in November 2008.”
Yup, that's me with my drastic new hair colour.
A Writer in Umbria: Italy, Cats, Reflections, Moments by Nina Hansen Machotka. Nina says: “It’s about Italy, cats, menopause, aging, dying, dancing, seasons, and just some stuff of life that makes one wonder how we tick.”
An American in Padua is written by Irene Woodbury, an American who came to Italy as a tender teenager and basically never left. She writes about her experiences in this beloved yet often awkward country, with home being Padua.
Andiamotrips is the blog of Karen Phillips who has lived in Naples for over 16 years. She feels like the Campania region is her home and as any good hostess, loves ‘inviting’ people over to mingle with the locals, visit the museums and galleries, try the wine and local cuisine, learn the history and visit the local festivals. That is the spirit behind her Andiamotrips blog.
An Italophile is written by Cathy Powell. An Australian woman currently living in Italy. Lover of Italian things. Proofreader. Aspiring writer. Dessert lover.
artTrav is written by Alexandra M. Korey, a Florence-based art historian turned journalist, blogger, and digital marketing specialist.
In 2003 Rebecca Winke began writing a series of essays for the Slow Travel website, documenting her experiences as a transplanted American city girl to the Umbrian countryside. Her musings are reproduced at Brigolante Blog.
Ciao Amalfi, Writing, photography & tales from daily life on Italy’s Amalfi Coast, through the eyes of an American writer and art historian, Laura Thayer, who decided to call this place home.
Maybe it’s the Nebraska girl in me, but few things capture the feeling of summer quite like watermelon. Yesterday I stopped into one of my favorite fruit and veg...
Ciao Christy, a personal blog about a southern, American woman, Christine Dickert, who moved to Florence and found love with a southern, Italian man.
Dream Life of Mine, is written by Ingrid Christensen from New Zealand. A GenX experiences working as a Chef, buying & renovating an Italian Palazzo whilst trying to become a published author.
Driving Like a Maniac, is the blog written by Kate Bailward. An Englishwoman in Sicily. Loves cats. Hates trifle. Join her as she teaches the Italians English and learns how to drive like they do: it’s an education, in every sense of the word.
Girl in Florence 2.0, written by Georgette Jupe. A 20-something slightly sarcastic American from Texas, enjoying wine, travel, and constantly discovering the city she is lucky to live in.. Florence.
Inspired in Italy, written by Emily Beiriger, an American living in Italy, a newlywed who is one hundred percent certain, this was the best decision of her life.
Italianna, is Anna Savino‘s blog for a passion … about food, wine, and Italian culture. She is a dreamer… hoping to one day get her sommelier certificate, move to Langhe and do wine tours. For now just discovering new things in Piemonte one step (sip) at a time.
Italian Notes is a collection of scribbles on places, people and food in Italy seen from a Scandinavian point of view by Mette Vaabengaard, a Danish freelance journalist.
Letters from Florence is written by Elizabeth Petrosian, an American Gulliver among the Italian Lilliputians. She blogs about life and lunacy in Florence, Italy.
Dear Readers,
Italy has Mother's Day, too. "Well, of course--duh!" you may very well say. This is, after all, the land where mamma-hood was practically invented, t...
My Sardinian Life is written by Jennifer Avventura a travel consultant and freelance writer. Canadian blood planted in Sardinia, Italy. Over 14 years experience traveling the globe.
My Umbrian Village is written by Elizabeth Heath. “Life, love, adventures and misadventures with the people and places of my adopted Italian homeland.”
Orvieto or Bust is written by Toni DeBella. “My friend once asked me why I chose Italy to fall in love with? My answer: I didn’t choose Italy, Italy chose me. For all of you who have a similar dream, I am writing this blog for you too. Italia o morte!!!!”
The Divorced Lady’s Companion to Living in Italy is written by Catherine McNamara. Catherine writes commercial and literary fiction, novels and short stories. Her women’s commercial novel The Divorced Lady’s Companion to Living in Italy is being published on April 16th 2012.
The New Life of Dwight is written by Dwight Stanford. “Welcome to the ongoing saga of my new life in Italy. Starting with an innocent masters program in gastronomic science, I was seduced subsequently into the dream of making a fine wine in the Marche. It’s a work in progress.”
Today is Labor Day in Italy which means I worked, but only 6 hours. I have been trapped in my tractor with the rotary plow attachment cleaning the weeds ...
Un Prosecchino is the blog of Celia Prosecchino. Celia, is a Londoner who ended up ten years ago living in Tuscany with her Italian husband and daughter, who offers musings on la dolce vita.”
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A selection of 73 species of wild flowers on our hill side beautifully photographed and catalogued by David Hirschowitz.
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Well how wonderful is this, I love reading many of these writers and now I have some more to add. Grazie lisa
Thank you , I will look forward to visiting your blog too, Celia