Showing off the Good in Abruzzo
We thought it may be fun to do something similar for Abruzzo that National Parks did in the US, using what some perceive as the bad to show off the good!
Moving to Abruzzo is one thing. Belonging here is another, and it’s the better story. Living in Abruzzo means something different to everyone: tax incentives, a slower pace, the mountains, the food, or simply a life that feels more lived-in. Whatever brought you here, or is making you consider the move, Live & Belong goes deeper. The practical and the personal, the local issues, the seasons, the history. Because Abruzzo rewards those who go beyond the surface.
We thought it may be fun to do something similar for Abruzzo that National Parks did in the US, using what some perceive as the bad to show off the good!

This post was written by Albina, who journeyed to Abruzzo with her Mother following the war in Ukraine. Here's her account of life as a refugee that she kindly wrote after we had met her as part of our #CookForUkraine fundraising campaign.

Accounts and donations to UNICEF from our LifeInAbruzzo #CookForUkraine campaign

One of the dishes admired at our #CookForUkraine family fundraising day was Graziella's interpretation of the classic Ukrainian Pork and Cabbage soup. It was loved by adults and children alike, my little boy for once did not pick out the cabbage and wipe it on the side of the bowl, but wolfed it all down eagerly and asked why my soups cant be like that as we went home!







