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Tales and Tastes from the Italian Riviera...
Chi sono?
- Megan in Liguria
- 8 anni fa... I moved from California to Italy, married an (adorable) Italian boy, started a business and slowly but surely adjusted into Italian life. It's been fun, difficult, entertaining, frustrating - but above all, an incredible experience from a little seaside village overlooking the Mediterranean...
Tailor-made Italian Vacations
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Blog Friends in Italy
- 2 Baci in a Pinon Tree
- A Path to Lunch in Liguria
- A View from Carmine Superiore (Lake Maggiore)
- Aglio, Olio & Peperoncino in Rome
- Amid the Olive Trees in Puglia
- An American in Turin
- Bell'Alimento
- Bell'Avventura in Positano
- Cherrye in Calabria
- Christine in Monterosso al Mare
- Ciao Lunigiana
- Di's Piemonte Escapes
- Elizabeth in Rome
- Giulia in Le Marche
- Gloria at Home in Tuscany
- Help! I live with my Italian mother in law!
- Italian Food Forever
- Italian Notes
- James in Lunigiana
- La Bella Citta in Milano
- La Vita e Bella (Florence)
- Laura at Ciao Amalfi
- Letizia in Umbria
- Life...Italian Style (Umbria)
- Little Paradiso in Levanto
- Living Venice
- Lost in Sicilia
- Ms. Adventures in Italy
- NYC/Caribbean Ragazza in Rome
- Over a Tuscan Stove
- Sugo & Sunshine in Tuscany
- The Flavors of Abruzzo
- There is Nothing New Under the Sun
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- A Certain Simiplicty
- Belle Provence
- Best of Sicily
- Chez Lou Lou France
- Cinque Terre Ferry
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- HiP Paris Blog
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- Italian Notebook
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- Italy Instructions
- Italy Logue
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1 comment:
Hi Megan,
I just came across your blog and read about the 'cultural differences' with your in-laws... I had to laugh, I am too married to an Italian. But we live at the moment in China. However we spent the summer holidays in Italy, together with the parents. Which is totally normal to my husband. For me, as a German, it would be unthinkable to spend 3 weeks with my parents. But my parents are different. My Mum would not cook lunch for us all every day and take care of us that we really feel like in 'Hotel Mama'. I said in my (Italian) blog, that my mother-in-law's cooking compensates the sometimes cultural differences ;-)
Take care in Italy,
greetings from China
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