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We've just finished putting up new bookshelves at home. We unpacked all sorts of stuff: encyclopedias, medical journals, novels, and non-fiction books on everything - business, religion, politics, animals, the Italian aristocracy, cooking, history, astronomy, ... well, you get the picture. I'm seriously thinking about organising them somehow (think Dewey Decimal System) and keeping an updated file on the hard drive. We already have an incomplete list (started by my daughters a few years ago on a boring, rainy afternoon) but it really needs to be updated and searchable. Most of our books are in English or Italian, but I did find a few in French and one or two in Chinese (I think). Those are for decoration, I'm sure. They really are pretty, but I have no idea what they're about. I picked up a historical novel to read called Il Tempio della Luce by Daniela Piazza. It's in Italian, and I don't know if it has been translated because it came out in 2012. It's ...

It's time to get back on line. Things are shifting ever so slowly, and the new season is going to bring new content. It's been almost a year since my last post on   Walking on Water . It's all about trying to sort out life, and still write. Hope you are a patient as I am.

I'm making some changes. I've changed the URL for my blog, Walking on Water , to make it easier to find. I'm also adding a new Italian version, A Spasso Sul Mare .  I've decided to use this address as a showcase. Vi annuncio dei cambiamenti. Ho deciso di cambiare l'URL del blog in inglese, Walking on Water , per agevolare la ricerca, e ho aggiunto una versione dedicata in italiano: A Spasso Sul Mare . Invece, userò questo indirizzo come vetrina.