

We all met up, along with our wonderful personal driver Beppe, at the Santa Maria Novella train station farmacia. Beppe took us on a tour and explained the wonders of Florence. He explained to me that a lavandrie is for washing clothes, not for selling lavender. He took us to the Coop food store where we loaded up and headed into the hills to our farm that overlooks the Arno River but is not too far from The Mall (Gucci, Burberry, Armani, with Prada just down the way) and the lovely quiet hospital that will see me tomorrow. Frances's stories about antiobiotic injections have me just a little worried ... arms don't seem to be the place one might receive such a shot.
What the designers are planning for the fall


Others are preparing themselves to blog. Pictures will be coming soon. Tonight we ate at the Trattoria ZaZa which has been 70 years in one of the busy evening piazzas and which came highly and correctly recommended. Gloria (pronounced glawwwwwwria) was our waitress and her other job seems to be local photographer. One of us today succumbed to a lovely leather coat. Others purchased fridge magnets and other holiday treats.
As for school libraries, we did some careful consideration of the stock of lovely books about Renaissance art ... but were a little concerned about the absence of fig leaves here in Florence. Oh, and I got lost in the Uffizi. Seems the other four ditched me ... so I went out for gelato and Birkenstocks.
Alive and planning to be well soon.
Moira
As for school libraries, we did some careful consideration of the stock of lovely books about Renaissance art ... but were a little concerned about the absence of fig leaves here in Florence. Oh, and I got lost in the Uffizi. Seems the other four ditched me ... so I went out for gelato and Birkenstocks.
Alive and planning to be well soon.
Moira
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