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Decameron, Day 1. The joy of being wrong.
Adunque, – disse la reina – se questo vi piace, per questa prima giornata voglio che libero sia a ciascuno di quella materia ragionare che più gli sarà a grado. It is perhaps appropriate that, for the first day, there … Continue reading
Posted in Day 1, Decameron, Odd ones out
Tagged Charlotte, Day 1, Decameron, North Carolina, Pampinea, USA
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Amongst the Charlotteans, or how I smashed my own preconceptions.
The baggage of preconceptions and of prejudices that we’ve accumulated over the years is, in the vast majority of occasions, completely wrong: someone we assumed to be a twat will turn out to be a smart fellow, a dish we … Continue reading
Posted in Americas, USA
Tagged Charlotte, North Carolina, People, Preconception, Prejudice, USA
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Stone, Glass and Steel
One of the best pleasures of my traveling life is to discover hidden gems, places that don’t figure in the usual Grand Tour of tourism and that, instead, ought to be. Charlotte, NC, is one such place. Before visiting, I had … Continue reading
Posted in Americas, USA
Tagged America, Charlotte, Hidden Gems, North Carolina, Off the beaten path, Skyline, United States, US, USA
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Beer and hot dogs vs tear gas and riot police. (Or the European who went to a game of baseball)
The man dressed in what could only be described like a gigantic, King-of-Hearts-shaped foam condom was rushing down the pitch, tailed closely by another one dressed in a similar costume depicting the Jack of Spades. A frantic commentary, worth of a … Continue reading
Posted in Americas, USA
Tagged Baseball, Beer, Charlotte, Charlotte Knights, Europe vs USA, Football, North Carolina, Safety, Show, Sports violence, United States, Uptown, USA, Violence
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