If we had to describe the taste of last year’s freshly pressed olive oil, where would we begin? With the bread, probably. We’d try to remember whether it was still warm, how much oil we poured, whether we reached for another slice after the first bite. Then we’d remember someone who was at the table with us, and the conversation would go off in quite another direction. As for the taste itself, the one we were so sure we remembered, we’d find we had very little to say. There’s

There are photographs we look at once, and then let them slip away. And there are others that, for reasons we cannot quite explain, stay with us. Perhaps because a photograph holds more than what we see. It holds a particular moment in time; a gesture, a certain light, an expression that will never appear in quite the same way again. Photography has this quiet power: it holds on to something even as it is already disappearing. A face changes. A street changes. A house is rest

➡️ Until April 8 Exhibition of the painting “Pietà”, created by the families of Ukrainian soldiers who died in combat, inspired by Michelangelo’s Pietà. Organized by the Rotary Club Todi. Sala Vetrata; ➡️ April 2 Performance “Confini di Cenere”. Organized by the Associazione Culturale Centro Teatrale Umbro. Sala Affrescata, Museo Pinacoteca. 6:00 PM; ➡️ April 2 “Mettiamoci in gioco”. Workshop for children aged 6 to 9 with board and social games. Reservations at 075/8956710/71

Reflective Year-End Message for Lemon Tree Boutique Guesthouse Guests