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| Blog Name: | Calabrisella Mia |
| Url: | http://calabrisellamia.wordpress.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Italy, Calabria |
| Description: | Living in Toronto, dreaming of Italy. |
| Popularity: | 23 Followers |
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Father and Daughter
It has been two years since my father’s passing. It’s still hard to imagine sometimes how life can continue to move forward when you lose someone so important in your life. I have learned to adapt to this new world, but it is still very foreign to me at times. I am learning to live again, to move forward, to smile, and to enjoy life. I know that he is always with me enjoying these new moments and milestones with me. My father lives in the beautiful memories I have with him, the funny things he would say or do, his infectious love for life. I’ve learned so much from him in our short time together, and for that, I am forever grateful. I found this song,
It has been two years since my father’s passing. It’s still hard to imagine sometimes how life can continue to move forward when you lose someone so important in your life. I have learned to adapt to this new world, but it is still very foreign to me at times. I am learning to live again, to move forward, to smile, and to enjoy life. I know that he is always with me enjoying these new moments and milestones with me. My father lives in the beautiful memories I have with him, the funny things he would say or do, his infectious love for life. I’ve learned so much from him in our short time together, and for that, I am forever grateful. I found this song,
5^ Sagra Della Castagna – Carpanzano (CS)
It’s that time of year again, the castagne are in abundance and Carpanzano is holding its annual Sagra della Castagna this weekend. In it’s 5th year, the festival will include a food market, games, music and of course lots and lots of castagne. What’s your favorite way to enjoy castagne?
It’s that time of year again, the castagne are in abundance and Carpanzano is holding its annual Sagra della Castagna this weekend. In it’s 5th year, the festival will include a food market, games, music and of course lots and lots of castagne. What’s your favorite way to enjoy castagne?
Guest Blog Post: The First Five Things I Did in Italy
I have mentioned on a number of occasions how inspired I am by the amazing bloggers I have met over the past couple years. It is such a close knit community and I’m so happy to have been welcomed in with open arms. I’m grateful for the oppourtunity to get to know some of these bloggers better as they continue to inspire me daily! Tina of Tina Tangos, is one of these bloggers I’m talking about. Her passion and spirit are so beautiful and I’m thankful that she has decided to share her stories, experiences, and words with all who will read. With that said, I am so pleased to have
I have mentioned on a number of occasions how inspired I am by the amazing bloggers I have met over the past couple years. It is such a close knit community and I’m so happy to have been welcomed in with open arms. I’m grateful for the oppourtunity to get to know some of these bloggers better as they continue to inspire me daily! Tina of Tina Tangos, is one of these bloggers I’m talking about. Her passion and spirit are so beautiful and I’m thankful that she has decided to share her stories, experiences, and words with all who will read. With that said, I am so pleased to have
Ain’t no mountain high enough…
Seriously where does the time go? A month ago I was vowing to blog more often and here I am four weeks later with a new blog post. I’m such a bad blogger. To be fair, things have been a bit hectic, and all the changes that were going on around me made it really difficult to sit down and put my thoughts into words. I had to find my footing again, and I think I’m almost back on track. You see, I’ve been on a path for some time now, and things were moving along. That is until I found myself face to face with this huge obstacle, let’s call it my own personal mountain.
Seriously where does the time go? A month ago I was vowing to blog more often and here I am four weeks later with a new blog post. I’m such a bad blogger. To be fair, things have been a bit hectic, and all the changes that were going on around me made it really difficult to sit down and put my thoughts into words. I had to find my footing again, and I think I’m almost back on track. You see, I’ve been on a path for some time now, and things were moving along. That is until I found myself face to face with this huge obstacle, let’s call it my own personal mountain.
Festa della Madonna delle Grazie
On the 4th Sunday of September, the people of Carpanzano celebrate and honour the town’s patron saint, Madonna delle Grazie. A mass is held in the Santuario della Madonna delle Grazie followed by a beautiful procession through the town. This special day is also celebrated by the Carpanzanesi in Toronto. Those who immigrated from Carpanzano have brought the tradition here and with it ask that the Madonna delle Grazie bless and protect the Carpanzanesi, regardless of where they are in the world. I have seen images of the procession through Carpanzano and it is such a beautiful tradition. I hope that at some point, v
On the 4th Sunday of September, the people of Carpanzano celebrate and honour the town’s patron saint, Madonna delle Grazie. A mass is held in the Santuario della Madonna delle Grazie followed by a beautiful procession through the town. This special day is also celebrated by the Carpanzanesi in Toronto. Those who immigrated from Carpanzano have brought the tradition here and with it ask that the Madonna delle Grazie bless and protect the Carpanzanesi, regardless of where they are in the world. I have seen images of the procession through Carpanzano and it is such a beautiful tradition. I hope that at some point, v
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