
BY: Francesca Bezzone
There are many things to love about fall. Perhaps most notably this year, it’s the relief from the excruciating heat that gripped Italy over the past few months. But beyond the cooler weather, fall brings with it a sense of serenity, quietness, and protection. It’s in the way the light softens in the sky and how the days slowly shorten.
There’s something about this season that feels more intimate, maybe because it leads us toward October and November, months often associated with mystery and remembrance. These are times when we honor those who are no longer with us, yet love remains strong.
SOURCE: https://italoamericano.org
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