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| 6th November 2006 Phil Kerrigan | hi Cristina - From: Carnevale-Venezia 2006 phil.kerrigan@gmail.com - remember me? from RISD. |
| 11th August 2006 valya | - From: Tale of a City No One Told Me To Visit thanks...you liked my city... it is always forgotten by tourists.. it has plenty of treasures..but hidden... we are not so "open" to foreign people...but once in genoava you discover all its treasures, paintings, palaces... ah...we have a lot of fish food....where didn't u find it??? it's everywhere!! maybe wrong restaurant... also for focaccia...maybe you had a bad experience because you were in a bad place... |
| 24th July 2006 Lexy925 | Nice photos! - From: Leveling out Beautiful black and white photos! |
| 5th July 2006 Silvia | Metaponto and etruscan relics! - From: Always among Family-the thread of it all Metaponto is famous for its Greek relics not etruscan!!! Etruscan remains are found in central Italy. Basilicata used to a Greek colony of the so-called Magna Grecia. |
| 9th March 2006 MAriO | AND NOW, SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT - From: Carnevale-Venezia 2006 FROM CROATIA (HRVATSKA~RIJEKA) : http://www.ri-karneval.com.hr/Home.aspx?PageID=47 |
| 9th March 2006 Dr. Faust | Carnevale ogni scherzo vale - From: Carnevale-Venezia 2006 How amazing that so many can afford to r ent these eighteenth century attires. But how enjoyable it must be to walk around in incognito and silence. Rare pictures. |
| 24th January 2006 Jenna | I love this - From: A Picture Narrative of Genova-Part II of May 14 story this is the best sight ever |
| 7th December 2005 Wide eyed traveller | Your talent - From: Away Cristina, you are such a talented writer & photographer (and, I'm sure, artist). You really bring these places to life. Don't stop! I expect to see poetry/photography/travel/cooking books by you on coffee tables around the world someday. -Daniel |
| 23rd November 2005 Katei | Thank you - From: still living on Italian soil...ma la vita diversa Thank you for maintaining this travel blog for everyone to read. Reading it has been an absolute pleasure and your words combined with your photos has painted an amazing picture of the world you're living in and what you're experiencing. I absolutely love the way you write. My aunt is also an artist and travelled to Italy earlier this year - she absolutely loved it. I wish you all the best with your artwork and hope that you have time to write more in your blog in the future. Kind Regards, Katei (Australia) |
| 22nd November 2005 papa | l'artista - From: still living on Italian soil...ma la vita diversa I lavori che stai facendo sono molto interessanti. Brava signorina Giacometti Pinton. |
| 22nd November 2005 Jay | Kudos! - From: still living on Italian soil...ma la vita diversa Have thoroughly enjoyed your blog and life experiences in Italy. My wife and I loved Rome, Florence, Venice in spite of the flooding, and tourist hordes (June 2002). Never enough time to experience the art in Italy. I empathize with your perfection concerning your art; My mother was an artist/writer, and never put pencil to paper, nor brush to canvas unless she was inspired by a subject... |
| 20th November 2005 David | wHERE HAVE YOU GONE? - From: The Venice Bienniale-International Art Exhibition I HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING UR BLOG SINCE THE BEGINNING, BUT YOU HAVE QUIT POSTING, GOOD LUCK TO YOU, ENJOYED IT |
| 3rd October 2005 old man | keep up - From: The Venice Bienniale-International Art Exhibition signorina, ho letto gli ultimi tre scritti e mis ono piaciuti moltissimo. L'esperienza con la Questura e' sempre una cosa nuova come uno si muove da una citta' all'altra. Brava per aver aiutato le altre persone. Ma non essere sempre troppo generosa. Ti stai creando un avvenire inaspettato. Arrivederci. |
| 17th September 2005 Bekki | . - From: Elba -L'Isola come Paradiso...due passi da casa. I visited Elba a few weeks ago now. It certainly was glorious and the scebery breathtaking. The only things i found were the jellyfish. I have never seen so mnay jellyfish before. You couldn't go in the sea without getting tung. You were very fortunate not to come aross any! |
| 10th September 2005 Savage | Time and again - From: Slipping back into Italy I love reading your blogs and viewing your pictures Cristina, this one really touched me. I wish you the best on your trip back. |
| 8th June 2005 anonymous | inwardness - From: A Check Up "The further you thrust your hand into the heart of the earth, the more rich earth there is to grab." Continua, ma devi pur trovare una meta precisa ... e poi fermarti per produrre da quella terra tanto fertile ... venuta dal profondo! - Don Alberto |
| 28th May 2005 anonymous | Ciao! - From: Florence filled with feathers-The Bersaglia Hello - I am a Chicagoan, and was in Florence this past weekend as well. I was delighted to see the Bersaglieri - what fun! The bands were so lively, and we had a great time watching them. :) - Barbara |
| 2nd May 2005 anonymous | psico-analisi - From: how inspiration Mia cara signorina Cristina, lei sta dimostrando una grande capacitā psico-narrativa e figurativa. Credo che quando le saranno date le possibilitā lei assurgerā ad un alto livello creativo ed epifanico. Continui, la prego, sul formato che lei ha definito "mix mash of many inspiring symbols" e lo applichi alle esigenze psichico-fisiche della realtā sociale nella quale siamo tutti immersi. Il suo messaggio ancora un po' incerto diventerā un pubblico appello per un ritorno all'interioritā. Le faccio i miei complimenti e la prego di persistere. - Alberto Giacometti |
| 7th March 2005 anonymous | - From: Remembering to forget the map...meeting Florence, again Thank you for taking the time to document and share your thoughts and experiences. I am preparing for my first trip to Italy (Sicily) in May, and stumbled upon your blog quite by accident. But it does whet my appetite to be traveling and experiencing a new culture and way of doing things once again. - Presocia |
| 23rd February 2005 anonymous | italia - From: another transformation external to mark the less defined internal ones...and a few extra thoughts about Italian culture Cristina, Just wanted to tell you how much i have enjoyed reading your blogs, its a bit strange peering into a stranger's life, but very interesting. I relate to so many of your comments as i too studied and lived in italia for a year, 5 years ago. I lived in perugia. Thanks for bringing back those memories! - Karina |
| 20th February 2005 anonymous | awsome - From: another transformation external to mark the less defined internal ones...and a few extra thoughts about Italian culture your blog is great I love it!, keep up the good work, your a GREAT writer. I love italian culture, your wonderful at discribing it! - Brad |
| 23rd January 2005 anonymous | la storia č un camminare nel passato - From: Discovering 16th century Firenze Conoscendo la storia di Firenze, anche i ciottoli ti parleranno e riveleranno i segreti del passato, e cosi' i tuoi passi per le vie della cittā saranno sempre una lezione ed una gioia. - Aries |
| 23rd December 2004 Savage | Coming over - From: Remembering my camera... I'm really enjoying your pictures, it's letting me see what to expect. I'm headed over for a little trip (all of about 9 days) in February. Be spending a bit of time around the Modena and Bologna area before headed to Rome. Let me know if there are any "Can't Miss" areas in Florence, as I'll be running around like a madman! :) |
| 8th November 2004 anonymous | - From: Italian festivities-Oct 30-31 Cristina, brava per averci facilitati i ricordi colle tue fotografie. Papa. |
| 15th October 2004 anonymous | WOW!!! - From: good company So I've just started reading your log book. It sounds REALLY AMAZING!! I knew you could do it. I'm glad that you are enjoying moving around Italy. Stay well!! |
| 7th October 2004 anonymous | Here I am... - From: Here I am... Cristina I agree, you are a lucky young woman. I'm still dreaming of Italy & my accestors land. Maybe one day someone will vicariously live through my journal. Have you experienced Padua? Thank you |
| 30th September 2004 anonymous | Try this again-- green with envy - From: good company Christina- Hi, it's Ronda's sister, Robin. I've been reading your updates and enjoying it thoroughly. What a wonderful opportunity for you! I would love to do something similar, but great danes aren't very portable. I love your photos and descriptions of food, markets, light, the community and the people. Your artwork is also extremely impressive. Keep writing, I'm sure there are many like me who are anxious to read more. Safe travels- Robin |
| 30th September 2004 anonymous | Green with envy - From: good company |
| 28th September 2004 anonymous | italy looks amazing - From: Leveling out christina,the food looks so amazing.i would love to go to italy soon but now i'm off to fiji for a month.look for me on travelblog..veenesh |
| 27th September 2004 anonymous | Kisses from sicily !!!!! - From: artistic treasures I'm Antonio Artino thanks i'm in the picture in Piazza della Signoria a Firenze with my Concert Band!!! Are we a Tresaure too??? Grazie from Sant'Agata Militello ( Messina )!!!! |
| 27th September 2004 anonymous | Kisses from sicily !!!!! - From: artistic treasures I'm Antonio Artino thanks i'm in the picture in Piazza della Signoria a Firenze with my Concert Band!!! Are we a Tresaure too??? Grazie from Sant'Agata Militello ( Messina )!!!! |
| 20th September 2004 anonymous | The eye of intrigue - From: artistic treasures Questa tua foto č quella che mi piace di piu'. Inoltre i tuoi commenti sono molto interessanti e si leggono con piacere. Brava, Anche noi impariamo quello che tu impari. Saluti da Alberto. |
| 13th September 2004 anonymous | I LOVE your sketches, Cristi! - From: Images around my neighborhood How do you get your proportions so accurate, your shading so realistic, and the poses so full of life without a LIVE MODEL!!!???? I think you should be an illustrator. You could create a Fairie book. To add to the illustrations, you could make up little stories about them, creating your own subculture of little people. You'll be R I C H $$$$ I'd be your manager, of course!! RP your SIL!xoxo |
| 13th September 2004 anonymous | Ahhhhh - From: Images around my neighborhood How wonderful to see something so beautiful after a truly crappy day! Thanks Cristi! Ciao! Ann(a) |
| 13th September 2004 Ali | Really enjoyed your sketches - From: Images around my neighborhood Your sketches were a travelblog first - no drawings uploaded until this journal - they look great. Good luck with convincing security guards to let you continue sketching - btw - comments are back :) |
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