Twitter: A month in review

There are many things I'd prefer sharing across platforms, but don't often get the chance to -- like Twitter posts. Twitter can post to Facebook, and Facebook and Tumblr can both post to Twitter, but none can also appear in Blogspot's individual blogs. So I've decided to include a new feature on this site: a monthly (or almost) update of some of my more relevant tweets on Italian culture and events. React! I welcome your comments on everything from my appreciation of Italian hand gestures to my Master Chef Italia preferences! Follow me at @tlouisa

"Si può utilizzare il sostantivo maschile "cane" anche in riferimento all'animale di sesso femminile?" La redazione: http://t.co/dQpyPlp0Wv

— Treccani (@Treccani) December 12, 2013

Nel clima d’Italia, dove tutto si risolve nel compromesso, poco tira aria per certe storie, per certi integralismi. Gadda, Verso la Certosa

— Adelphi Edizioni (@adelphiedizioni) December 18, 2013

http://t.co/UfhFtgCwsc The best part is that the real Italians among them are so easy to identify :)

— Tania Zampini (@tlouisa) January 24, 2014

A lesson I will perhaps never learn: cobblestones + (high) heels = sore feet. On the plus side, this means I get to buy #newshoes

— Tania Zampini (@tlouisa) February 4, 2014

Il sorpasso - Roberto muore vivendo (per la prima volta). Or: The power of superstition (and cosmic... http://t.co/3EQBKCLNNo

— Tania Zampini (@tlouisa) February 5, 2014

Se non è riso, saranno patate #faceliftaproverb

— Tania Zampini (@tlouisa) February 5, 2014

"Hold your pants on." #muddledidioms #ESL

— Tania Zampini (@tlouisa) February 12, 2014

#MasterChefItalia's Almo is from Bari. On the other hand, he does wear neon green sneakers. #ambivalence

— Tania Zampini (@tlouisa) February 15, 2014