On Italian Time
September 2, 2012 by orvietoorbust
Posted in Americans Abroad, Expat in Italy, Living abroad, Living in Europe, Living in Italy, Orvieto, Travel | Tagged duration calculator, Italian time, orvieto italy, space time continuum, travel, When Harry Met Sally | 13 Comments
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Soon you and your suitcase will be souring through the skies to your beloved Italia! Do a countdown backwards to when you first decided to live in Orvieto and you will realize 2 things…..60 days is not that long and look how far you’ve come to the realization of a dream. So many people have dreams but you’ve made your dream a goal, one that will soon be realized. I, and I am sure many others, are SO PROUD of you!
Thank you Denise, and at the risk of sounding egotistical, I am proud of myself too. My adventure, whether I am in italy now or not, has begun. hugs. t
Toni! How exciting though. It’s not easy I know but try and savour these pre-Italy moments. The days imagining how your new life will be. What your first coffee as a permanent will taste like. who will be the first lucky recipient of your first ‘buongiorno’ as an Orvieto local. Not just a regular anymore. I am very good at waiting I have to say. Like you, I’ve been doing it on and off and on and off for years. Waiting for the life we know to be the one really right fit to begin. Yours is just around the corner. How wonderful!!!!! Bacioni. Janine
Oh Janine, how I wish I could bring you along with me. But we each have our journeys and I know with all my heart we will be spending time together in Italy soon. No doubt. hugs. t
How gorgeous of you to even say Toni. It’s what I think all the time though!! I’ll be with you all the way in spirit and one day soon kicking back, as we’ve said from the beginning, on that mythical balcony in Umbria somewhere! xx
You will be here before you know it.
Yes, Jennifer, you are right. But I am just so anxious to get on with it! Hope to see you somewhere in Italy soon. t
You will be here before Christmas then, try and think of it like that!
Yes, I love, love, love Christmas there. I lived in Orvieto before in 2008-2009 and was there for the entire winter. Loved it. Can’t wait. Hugs. t
Toni~ how exciting – in JUST 60 days! you will look back and wonder where the time went. I look forward to my trip in November & will be in touch!
Hi Sue, 59…haha. Yes, keep me posted. Toni
I suppose it does not help you to know I will be there on Saturday (but only for 4 days)!
Ahh, for only four days? I love that you were able to spend time in Orvieto! Did you enjoy your stay? Like love, there is enough Orvieto for everyone. Thanks for writing. Toni