1 November 2011

good morning world

It's a busy time. Soon my volunteers will be picking the olives, but there are a few things to do first. One of them is book in with a press somewhere. I think closest is best this time.

Last night was a very quiet night in Atina; I suspect that the festivities closer to home might have been more fun. Never mind, it's good to get out and about too. I was, of course, resplendent in witches hat, lace gloves, and black and red garb. I resisted the temptation to black out a tooth. And no, you DON'T need a photo.

Here is what Burnt by the Tuscan Sun has to say about Halloween (she's fast becoming a favourite blog in my cyber life).

It's 1 November, All Saints Day, a public holiday. The church bells have just been ringing out across the valley. It's time to head downstairs. Today it's off to Cassino with my visitors, and then back to the grindstone tomorrow.

Today I am grateful for young folk asleep downstairs.

2 comments:

Feijoa said...

mmmm olives....

Irreverent Italy said...

Grazie! per il Complimento Kay!

BTW-If you're into landscapes, I have a picture of one of the most incredible places I have ever seen on earth...The Town of Civita, perched high up on tufa hills, "The dying city". If you send me an email, I'll send it over to you.
Bellissima!