Quarantine Countdown in Florence…
Ciao da Firenze! Si, sono QUI! Yes, I am HERE!
I can’t tell you how incredible it is to wake up and realize that I really am here in Florence…
Author: PostcardZ from Victoria
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Roots Redux – Part 5: Past to Present, What’s Next?
Roots Redux – PART 5: Past to Present – What’s Next?
The past as prelude to now and a new chapter…
Join me as I share my next step!
Roots Redux – Part 4: Remembering My 2016 Italian Journey -Where It All Began
Roots Redux: Part 4
In 2016 I took one of many fabulous trips to Italy. It combined tours and personal travels that revolved around visiting the villages in Tuscany and Sicily where my grandparents were born!
Roots Redux – Part 3: Dual Citizenship – the Search & Success!
My Roots Redux – Part 3: The journey continues as I share my emotional quest for dual citizenship…
Roots Redux – Part 2: Digging Deep to the Heart of the Family Tree
Roots Redux – Part 2: Join me as I look back on 2013 when I began my digging for roots in earnest…
Roots Redux – Intro & Part 1: Memories of Growing Up Italian
“Roots Redux”… Join me over the next week or so as I re-share my “roots” story – past to present. After all, without their story, I have no story! And perhaps my story mirrors yours in some way?
A Note of Thanks!
PostcardZ from Victoria is BACK and You LOVE IT! Thank YOU for Sharing Your Enthusiastic Reviews!
Welcome Back to PostcardZ from Victoria!
PostcardZ from Victoria gets a makeover!
It was time and a long time coming but here it is!
Welcome back! Looking forward to your feedback & staying in touch!
♦Let’s Visit the Museo della Cartapesta in Lecce, Puglia♦
If you visit Lecce, in addition to all of the glorious architecture & history, and fabulous food & wine, you should visit the fascinating Cartapesta Museum…
♦ A Legacy of Charity in Florence: Museo degli Innocenti ♦
The Innocenti Museum is one of the “newer” museums in Florence. Although the museum is only three years old, the history and legacy of the Ospedale degl’Innocenti goes back to the 15th century as the first institution in the world devoted exclusively to child care and welcoming abandoned children.
