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Bright Color Pattern Romper Summer

{ Beachy Blues: Floral print romper, Lace-up gladiators & Cobalt clutch }

June 17, 2015

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In other news, I am SO happy because today I successfully baked my first batch of chocolate chip cookies since moving to Italy! I know it may sound trivial, but most people who know me are aware that baking is one of my favorite hobbies, and I have never gone this long without making some kind of treat. It took a little bit to figure out the conversions since butter is measured in grams here, not tablespoons like a typical American stick, but once I had the measurements, and made sure the oven read the same temperature in Celsius as the Fahrenheit listed in my recipe, I was good to go. Oh, and I did not get sick from eating the dough (it’s just impossible for me NOT to eat it while baking). Why am I mentioning this? Eggs are not refrigerated in Italian grocery stores, but kept on shelves with the rest of the dry goods (I just put them in the fridge once I get home), so I actually did wonder whether my cookie dough-eating habit would have a bad ending here, but nope–it did not make a difference, and the tasting will continue! This is just another example of how important the little things in life are when you’re making a home in another country, plus it was also fun to share an American treat with my instructor in Italian class today!

 

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