Lets talk about your struggles being an expatiate in Italy Group Session Series by Paolo Molino, Psychotherapist Next Session: Wednesday, April 24th, 10-12 Dott.Paolo Molino Via Antonio Scialoja 68 50136 Firenze tel:+39-3311064726 web: http://www.paolomolino.com
How does a foodie view a trip to a new city? He or she will create an itinerary where before or after the museum, around the corner from his or her hotel, near every single mandatory stop there will be a chance to run off and take a bite of the city! So here are 5 food stops you can’t miss in Florence! You will need at least one day to get to them all! The order has been split up from morning (snack- lunch-snack-dinner-after dinner) to late at night.
via Top 5 food stops in Florence – Tuscan Recipes Food and Tradition – Tuscanycious.
Best job in Florence (for an expat) Brilliant editor wanted for TF team via The Florentine – article » Best job in Florence (for an expat).
Job Available: Italian furniture manufacturer based in Scandicci seeks two costumer management representatives to manage relationship with American clients. These are full-time positions with responsibilities that include order entry management and customer service as well. The ideal candidate should be fluent in English – mother tongue preferred – and available to work US East Seaboard hours (3:00 PM -11:00 PM EST).
CVs should be sent to my address: s_bertol@hotmail.com
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