Elisabetta in Venice.
Elisabetta in Venice.
Elisabetta is a drama teacher who has never, ever before felt old. Scroll down to stride through the challenges of 2020 with her, as she battles an unusually frail body and brings joy to her neighborhood in an act of Poetic Resistance.
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You're old
Not alive anymore.
You‘re old.
Cooked and cooked.
“Many Italians during this period got fatter, because they cooked and cooked.
I don’t cook so much and I walked so much.
Then I got thinner! I think I’m in a small number of those that got thinner…”
I don’t cook so much and I walked so much.
Then I got thinner! I think I’m in a small number of those that got thinner…”
My great idea
My great idea.
Something helpful
Something helpful.
Impossible
Staying home? It's impossible.
Red lipstick
Red lipstick.
Hope.
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Elisabetta in Venice.
Not alive anymore.
You‘re old.
Cooked and cooked.
My great idea.
Balcony video
Something helpful.
Someone else, someone else.
I always did.
Staying home? It's impossible.
Red lipstick.
Hope.
All We Have