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Enjoying the sunshine during la quarantena from a city apartment
Good Sunday morning! Comical roundup.
From il mare:
What to expect at the seaside this summer?
What we’ll be wearing?
More generally:
Today’s goal:
And political commentary:
And, just for laughs:
A recent walk through my borgo
To begin, a recent view of the full moon from my apartment through the trees just beginning to leaf out:
The lovely little passerella near my house puts on a real show once a year for about 2 weeks:
The architecture in my neighborhood would thrill me in any country. I am happy for the opportunity to slow down and enjoy what surrounds me on a daily basis. I don’t normally pass through some of these streets in regular times:
Tableau vivant
Random moments of Florentine beauty
Some of these are of course from the archives. Nobody would believe that Florence’s Piazza Santa Annunziata would be filled with people in April of 2020. If it were, the police would soon be there!
But, from 20 years ago or so, I found this wonderful picture of the piazza during a plant exhibition of some kind. Sigh. :-))
Sometimes, you just need a fresh look at an old friend. How about the one below: the pavement of Florence’s Duomo. Wow.
A recent drone overview of the beautiful Duomo. In shots like this, you realize just how small Florence is. See the Piazza della Repubblica to the left.
And a recent shot from the arbored passerella near my apartment. I love wisteria so much!
Even this cat understands…
the rules for grocery shopping in Italy right now. I love the fact that the signora lets the cat keep his place in line!
I wish you love
Today’s roundup
First up, a commentary on American politics:
Next: a commentary on the quarantena:
Traffic check:
Below, self-explanatory:
This week, Italy allowed bookstores and children’s clothing stores to reopen. The following shows a guy headed to the “bookstore.”
Despite everything, the following comments on my feelings toward this country I get to live in:
get back, lauretta! 
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