Olive twigs… šŸ•Šļø

On the kitchen table todayā€¦ olive twigs from the backyard. I planted this olive tree as a sapling with Nonno Anni, almost twenty years ago now, one March on San Giuseppe day (Italian Fatherā€™s day), and itā€™s stayed a lovely connection to him and, of course, Italy. That said, itā€™s never given one single olive in Brisbaneā€™s subtropical humidity šŸ˜„ but it seems happy and its leaves are a beautiful pale green. (With many health benefits too – Iā€™ve discovered a sprig of olive leaves can be added to soups, stews and even to the water used to boil pasta! Might give it a go and see.)

Thank you for joining me here throughout the year. I very much appreciate your kind messages and sharing your own recollections with me. I never take for granted your support of my books and am very grateful. Iā€™m working hard on the next one!

I hope 2024 will bring to all much happiness, good health and especially, peace.
Buon Natale e auguri, baci e abbracci, ZoĆ« xx šŸŒæ

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