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Raindrops in the Afternoon
I wrote the following story based on my own experiences as an American girl in Italy. Although I was born and raised in NY, my parents were both born in small towns in southern Italy. I discovered what it really means to be Italian-American through the many summers I spent in those towns. I think part of the experience of being Italian-American is sometimes feeling as if you have one foot in the U.S. and one in Italy, and as I'm sure the story will illustrate, that was definitely the case for me… Continue
Posted on March 3rd, 2008 at 1:16am — 1 Comment
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How are you??? I miss you!
baci baci!
Potreste ascoltare le canzoni che ho
messo nella mia pagina?.
Ho scritto queste musiche per il periodo
di Natale. Spero che vi piacciano.
(I can only hope that my Italian has some
semblance of sensibility)
Greetings everyone--
As time permits, please click onto my page
and listen to some of my original Christmas
musical compositions that I've created for this
most holy of seasons. The holidays are right
around the corner, so--enjoy!
Augie
there's a possibility i might not be in the city until after thanksgiving, would that work as well?
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Otto (Networkcrew)
Why don't you tell us something about yourself? We all would like to be your frinds...
I was told by other friends, here, that you are a journalist and writer... is that true?