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The View from Bologna

In my quest for blogs in a similar vein to my own little blog, I signed up with Blogwise and came across ‘The View from Bologna‘ which is part of the intriguingly titled ‘Three Monkeys Online Magazine’. The content of this blog is related more to the political shenanigans and other things which go on here in the living museum, than my own rather personal scribblings about life here.

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You may find that this blog will give you a different viewpoint on all things Italian. Check it out and see what you make of it.

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Little Storms in Italy

I’ve been a bit too snowed under with work recently to write about what’s going on in the Living Museum. Meanwhile little storms have been blowing up all over the place.

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