
There’s a moment, usually around day three in Puglia, when something unfamiliar surfaces. You check your phone less. You stop asking, what should we do next? And then, almost uncomfortably at first – you feel bored. In the beginning it might be the anxious kind of boredom that sends you scrolling. Then the other kind settles in:…

The challenges and joys of balancing freelancing (and motherhood) in Southern Italy Lecce: A City That Moves With Ease Here in Lecce, people live the Baroque capital’s heritage as if it were a living entity: noble, enterprising families who owned businesses and employed locals, and whose acquired wealth was passed on from one generation to…