Lia's Blog

Lia, a dedicated teacher, embarked on her educational journey in scenic Puglia, Italy. Known for her creative teaching style, she applies Total Physical Response strategies and authored educational materials to her lessons. Lia’s impactful career includes projects in State and Private schools, serving as a Cambridge examiner in Puglia. Currently a Field Editor and Teacher Trainer for Pearson Sanoma, she always navigates the challenges of new methods of teaching. Grateful for mentorship from professionals like Anna Fresco and Anna Martinello, who have been an exceptional inspiration for her career. Lia’s philosophy centers on meaningful connections with both teachers and students. Join the ‘Always Learning’ journey where passion and purpose converge.
My Kitchen

Vegetable & ricotta frittata

Piatto unico A wonderful ‘piatto unico’ ! La frittata  is cooked slowly in a non-stick pan and flipped from one side to another. Made with eggs , cheese, herbs and vegetables, it  is an Italian classic dish .The whole point of this quick recipe is to use leftovers. My quick

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When you lose everything, you begin to live.
My Bookshelf

This is not a success story. It’s a real one.

Gianluigi Tattoli A life built and rebuilt between Bari, Zurich and Milan chasing extroadinary brands, and getting lost each time by confusing what you do with who you are. I’m a failure. Maybe, is an honest memoir of someone who learned the hard way that not all downfalls are the

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The quick and tasy dish! Spagettata di cozze!
My Kitchen

Cozze & Spaghetti

My way! Watch my video for tips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDgCLafX20o&t=15s Heat about half a cup of olive oil in a wok, add grated garlic, parsley, pepper or hot chilies for intense flavour (flavor – American English) , and vitamins A & C. I always sautè garlic for 2-3 minutes before adding a

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My Life

Australian Flowers

Australian flowers in Otranto! Callistemon or more commonly known as ‘Bottlebrushes’ due to their cylindrical, brush – like flowers that resemble a bottle – brush. A symbol of abundance, laughter and joy. 

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My Life

Canary Islands – the beach in January

A part of Spain off the coast of Africa Formed by volcanic eruptions millions of years ago, admire picturesque villages, extinct volcanoes, deserted mountains, amazing beaches with stretches of black and golden sand, climb rugged cliffs and enjoy subtropical climate all year round! The Guanches are the original inhabitants of

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My Bookshelf

Women, Friendship, Survival & Love

Once you pick it up, you must finish it! Quotes It is the power of a girl with a book that is the best weapon for progress”― Deborah Rodriguez Women are like tea bags; you never know how strong they are until they’re put in hot water. — ELEANOR ROOSEVELT” “I

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