MaryLouise Tucker

The Promise of Cherry Pie A summer long ago

After a long hiatus, I have written a little story. Please read and enjoy. open.substack.com/pub/maryloui...

During the Australian Latvian Arts Festival in December, please join our conversation with Australian-Latvian authors, about their recent books (Ināra Strungs - ‘Love, Death and Crocodiles’ and Andra Putnis - ‘Stories My Grandmothers Didn’t Tell Me’). Tickets on sale at alkd.org.au/from-amber-t...

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I don’t play anything well but can strum a guitar and manage a few Joni Mitchell songs on a dulcimer. Singing is more my thing.

In person or virtual? Final program not released with details yet.

I watched a movie last night from Italy that featured a violin. The English title was ‘The Children’s Train’. It was on Netflix. You must start playing Harvey again. Everyday, practice.

I was 21 here, on my way from Phoenix to San Diego.

I remember that girl!

@karaswisher.bsky.social the most exciting thing I learned this week is that Kara Swisher will be at Adelaide Writers’ Week. 👍

I love that summer cherries are at their peak in Australia when panettone is the appropriate seasonal breakfast. Now, I need to convince my baking husband to make a cherry panettone.

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link is here: bit.ly/4gVNzjz

I feel the same.

Si! And this year we finally visited the Oratorio di Saint Pellegrino in Bominaco. Just splendid. Abruzzo, so much to discover.

Standing on my dad’s feet to dance, the Lennon Sisters!

Poems like this cheer me up.

Up on the high plains of the Campo Imperatore in Abruzzo, cooking my arrosticini for lunch. #heartinabruzzo