This morning I look down from our hilltop to a frozen landscape of valleys filled with freezing fog that look just like lakes. A different kind of beauty and a little awe inspiring.
My man set out at seven o’clock this morning to collect the grandson and son-in-law on the way to Siena. There they will pick up the coach to take them to Roma to watch Italy beat Wales at rugby. I hope I’m right about it being Wales! Last Saturday my man drove across to our wine supplier across the valley below us. There Claudio fills our empty bottles and my man puts in the corks with a special punching machine. It’s a nice man thing, and he comes back feeling rather pleased with himself. The Chianti is delicious and organic as it has not yet gone through the processing bit. Mmmm, I fancy a glass now but it is only 9am, so I will wait a bit! Claudio exports his wine world wide and you should visit his website at http://www.corbinelli.it.
I am currently playing very loud rock music as I have finalized the repertoire for my next concert in June. It’s good to brainwash myself with the same music (25 tracks) whilst I am writing. If you did not get an invite last year and would like to come this year, send me your email address!
Back at the local cafe bar; I no longer have to carry my own coffee to my table because I am a famous author. No, no Juni they say, (Italians cannot say June) we will bring your espresso fix over. The Italian for June is Giugno. Now the Italians find this a little odd because it is masculine and I have to explain that June in Inglese (English) is feminine.
Well, I must crack on with ‘The Bolivian Connection’ which is the follow on novel to ‘My Father, The Assassin’. My heroine, Joanna, is currently organising herself for a trip to Bolivia for the reading of her deceased father’s will. Now I know what’s ahead of her, but she doesn’t. It will be yet another thrilling adventure and I will be with her all the way!
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Have a good week and see you next Saturday, Salute June xx
Fiesole is completely covered in snow! I wish you better luck with weather…
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We had a light flurry overnight but not enough to keep my man from his rugby!
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