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Elisa D'Aurizio
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- Wayne, NJ
- United States
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Dall'Italia all'America
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Modern Italian Network
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PASTA FRESCA
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Abruzzo
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Started Jan 28, 2011
La Casa e Il Giardino
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Elisa D'Aurizio posted a blog postA Cardboard Nativity Scene, a Knitted Stocking and Some Coals
Elisa D'Aurizio posted a blog postBlood Oranges, Town Crier and my childhood - Arance Sanguine, Bannitore e la mia fanciullezza
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Elisa D'Aurizio posted a blog postA Crochet Bedspread in My Italian Trunk - ( Il Copriletto all'uncinetto nel mio Baule)
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- About Me:
- Born in Abruzzo. Immigrated in 1957
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- A mix of Italian and American
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Dinner at Home with Friends
To me, a good meal at home with friends is what celebrating food is all about. Does it involve work? Certainly.
But look at my reasons:
• Everyone can bring a bottle and share, no inflated restaurant wine costs or corkage fees.
• No restaurant rule about dressing totally casually and slipping off your shoes.
• We can debate in a loud manner rather than whisper 'till the wee hours.…
Posted on October 23, 2011 at 11:45am — 2 Comments
Dinner at Home with Friends
To me, a good meal at home with friends is what celebrating food is all about. Does it involve work? Certainly.
But look at my reasons:
• Everyone can bring a bottle and share, no inflated restaurant wine costs or corkage fees.
• No restaurant rule about dressing totally casually and slipping off your shoes.
• We can debate in a loud manner rather than whisper 'till the wee hours.…
Posted on October 23, 2011 at 11:44am
We May Not Have a Vineyard but We Surely Make Wine - (Non abbiamo un vigneto, ma lo stesso facciamo il vino)
Yes, winemaking is a yearly ritual in our home during the month of October. Even though my husband and I came to America as children in the late 1950's, the old-world tradition of making wine at home continues.…
ContinuePosted on July 17, 2011 at 10:00am — 3 Comments
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 9:36pm on November 14, 2010,
paulie pastafazoule notaro said… - hi nice to see you join
- At 7:08pm on February 8, 2011,
Giuseppe Rotundi said… - thanks..!;)
- At 7:24pm on February 8, 2011, Giuseppe Rotundi said…
- me too!!
- At 8:12am on February 9, 2011,
Patricia Rubino Sandler said… Elisa,
si`, se potessi andarci, l'avrei fatto. Non potevo adesso. Io ho bisogna di un amico che lavora nel reparto Stato Civile in Italia che potrebbe porre una domanda ad ANUSCA. Questa organizzazione sa tutto per quanto riguarda il mio dilemma.
- At 8:55am on February 9, 2011, Patricia Rubino Sandler said…
Hi Elisa,
ANUSCA is the society for all those who work in Stato Civile in Italy. They have a great site on the Internet, and if you peruse "quesiti on-line," you will see that they, more than the Consolate can answer any questions you put to them. If you knew someone in Italy that worked in Stato Civile, they could pose a question. It is, however, true that if you naturalized before your daughter was born, she could not be automatically recognized as an Italian citizen. However, if you were to reacquire it, then she probably could also as someone "in linea rete." I have read just about every law from l912 on that applies to citizenship. Actually, someone in the NY office told me I should go to court in Italy and start a case, and that I had a good chance of being successful. I have no idea of how much this would cost, so I'm a little hesitant, unless I can be assured of success. The thing that drives me crazy is that my biological brother has just gotten his passport, in no time. He didn't even have to change his parents' marriage documents with misspellings and anglicized names, while I did my parents (adoptive) birth, marriage, my birth certificate, etc. If you need any advice, I'd be happy to help.
- At 9:30am on February 9, 2011, Patricia Rubino Sandler said…
- Grazie, I'll try to contact them. Imagine that they are in Abruzzo.
- At 1:25pm on February 17, 2011, Patricia Rubino Sandler said…
Elisa,
I visited Michelle's site. It's beautiful. I'm going to ask her advice. Grazie
- At 10:04am on September 3, 2011,
Flavio said… - Grazie Elisa
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