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We don't have a jokes section here, so apologies if I'm disrupting anything - but I thought the following was rather fine and I've shoe-horned it into this forum by giving it the above title"It is the month of August;in a resort town sits next to
The Monte San Martino Trust newsletter includes a report on this event:http://msmtrust.org.uk/home/index.php?option=com_content&
Sorry if I've got my regions wrong! Anyway, at least it's not Marche...http://www.guardian.co.uk/travel/2009/aug/15/unusual-hotel-italy-cave-
This piece in yesterday's Guardian sounds more optimistic than it seems on the ground currently:http://browse.guardian.co.uk/search?se
Lazy Sunday morning meant catching this: http://www.itv.com/Lifestyle/WishYouWereHere/Week/Pisa/default.htmlDon't know if Susan Daghe is a poster, but
I see we have a Restaurant Review procedure - but could we have all the reviews as their own topic so it's quick and easy to see what's been recommended. Currently on a search I have to wade through all the other food stuff. Or am I doing someth
When I try to create a post I get this message:Error: The TEXTAREA with id or name set to "edit-field-website-0-value" was not foundAnd where are everyone's reviews - or has noone posted one yet?
Yesterday a German friend was telling me about an English friend of hers who wanted to get "closer" to a French woman of his acquaintance. So he decided to invite her out for a meal. But of course to the English, anything too lavish on a first d
Who does this remind you of???http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/8072619.stm
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Thanks KevanLooks like the walk starts some way from Castellucio. Is there an obvious starting point or do you just plunge in off the road?
Now Andrew - what cultural difference are you trying to illustrate? Pedantic English versus flamboyant continental??? (Though come to think of it, for some reason I've always thought of Gala as Australian)
Thanks calum - your suggested website meant that I was able to track down my local Italian language club
Any man would pale and cross his legs at the thought
What's going on? Rain all May - couple of nice days towards the end of the month (coinciding with my visit) - then torrential rain again and now heatwave.Is there something happening to our climate that we should know about?
It used to be really helpful to be able to hover over a post title and see the first line of the actual post.And if we're having a "quotes" system - will that get rid of the current "reply" system which means posts aren't in chronological order and v hard to follow as a thread?
It's nice to be able to let someone know with a quick "grazie" that you appreciate their post.But is it just me who hovers for ages wondering whether to or not? It's a bit like Yes/No/Don't know questions - it's always more complicated than that.The obvious answer is that I should never grazie anyone if I feel like that - but then I worry that just makes me look permanently ungrateful!My neurosis means I'm happy without the grazie button and writing a few words of appreciation when I feel moved to do so. I agree about the regions though PennyAW
Hi Lisa - have you tried the"My activity" button in the banner at the top. That at least brings up all the threads you've participated in - I presume in the order of new postings
I agree that it is difficult to follow threads logically now. Not sure what to suggest though. However, can I put in a request for a "new posts" flag on topics? That was how I used to browse the old forum, and/or used the search facility
Sorry - have already posted on the original thread. See more at http://www.iandesouza.de/index.php?kat=64A tenner from me then