Colline del Prosecco
Welcome to your new life, Welcome back Home!
I arrived in Italy, to be precise at San Pietro di Feletto, where my best friend organised an agriturismo for my staying.
The place where Angelino chose, turned out to be the beginning of my new life.
Chickens were running free, dogs and cats sharing the same space, horses and foxes were also part of my new existence.
Even during the winter, I could see the colours of my life changing slowly.
Making a difference!
Maya Angelou once said: Hope and Fear cannot occupy the same space. Invite one to stay.
As 2020 would drag and drag for as long as I can recall.
Despite the borders being closed, I realized I had to make a difference. Not in that confusion where the world was living.
I had to make a difference in my life.
With my son being the most inspiring person that I know, and throwing out of my comfort zone, an airline ticket was purchased despite Italy being under the red zone.
Yes, I was brave enough to jump on a plane and travel back home. Yes, I did all the impossible.
Throw all of this, I also learnt that what was missing in my life was simplicity.
Welcome to Colline di Luce, to my new life in the Prosecco Hills!
Here it is to a new chapter!
It was in 2020, when we were all living through loss and fear, uncertainty and confusion, lack of freedom and discouragement that I took one of the biggest decisions of my life.
In Sydney, my life was perfect and comfortable.
But the word comfortable was too comfortable and synonymous of loss to me.
Slowly, I was losing my dreams! My life was designed for others.
My career, success, was making me feel stuck in a routine.
I was living with something missing.
I then realized that while seeing my children growing, I never experienced much of their lives.
Working every weekend, being there for others and never for me, or the ones I loved, took a big impact of my life.
I don’t recall seeing Luca playing sports or Lella’s first soccer goal.
Yes, I remember I had to work during their special moments and have always been the mother who never met a parent for a coffee after a game.
My weekends had no meaning.
In fact, my first real time with my children was during the full lockdown.
