Our Favourite Piece of Luggage
At our age, we’ve got a lot of baggage; I mean luggage. Big and small. Two-wheeled and four. Heavy and light. Burgundy and rusty orange.
At our age, we’ve got a lot of baggage; I mean luggage. Big and small. Two-wheeled and four. Heavy and light. Burgundy and rusty orange.
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“I can still taste the simple, pistachio pasta we ate,” was the first thing Teresa said when I told her we were going to Sicily.
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