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2–3 minutes![Modena’s Balsamic Vinegar [Video]](https://signorasheila.blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/balsamic-on-caprese.jpg?w=750)
Continue reading →: Modena’s Balsamic Vinegar [Video]The province of Modena in Emilia Romagna, where we lived for many years, is the home of balsamic vinegar. And it’s one of the places we love to return to. Full of tradition, luxury cars, and friendly people, it’s an ideal place to visit. And to pick up some delicious,…
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Continue reading →: God Will Keep a Place For YouOur 8 suitcases were bulging with the few possessions we had left, including eight teddy bears! Except for one box we had left with my parents and the little money we had. We were finally ready to leave for the mission field! There was nothing left to do but relax…
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Continue reading →: Try My Bible School: More Than TheologyI’ve enrolled in an online Bible school (yes, even at my mature age. :o ) But you’re never too old to learn new things! It’s never too late to learn, try something new, or even start over. The only thing that can really stop us is our own fear or…
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Continue reading →: Spaghetti alla CarbonaraThis delicious Italian favorite originated in the Appenine hills of the Lazio region, and is thought to have been a staple dish for shepherds, because the ingredients were easy to transport or obtain. The name comes from “carbonaro” which means coal miner, because of the black pepper used to season…
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Continue reading →: Amusing Moments with NeighborsOur neighbors are mostly older, simple folk with little education. Often confused by our rapidly changing world, they often have difficulty using technology. So they tend to stick to the way they’ve always done things. And that can lead to some pretty crazy conversations! Crazy dialogues! Just for fun, let…
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Continue reading →: Forever Changed: A Short StoryShe walked a lonely road, a water jar on her shoulder, that Samaritan woman. In the hottest part of the day she made the way, her solitary way, to the village well. Only after the others had returned to their own homes did she venture out. They did not welcome her…
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Continue reading →: Eggs in PurgatoryRecipes are back! I used to post recipes regularly, which I stopped for various reasons. But since readers loved them, I’ve decided to bring them back, specializing in frugal dishes for the hard times we’re all facing. Hope you’ll enjoy them and that they’ll help you cook delicious food on…
Signora Sheila
Notes on Life, Faith & Italy
Welcome!
I’m Signora Sheila: American born-Italian at heart, I’m a wife, mom, nonna and follower of Jesus. I am passionate about my faith, my family and my simple dolce vita here in Italy, where I’ve been living for 37+ years.
Signora Sheila 