Villa El Olivar Umbria

27/01/2025

We woke up on this stunning view. I am awed and humbled by God’s creation.

17/01/2025

The view that our neighbors have…

15/01/2025

Brooke Shields opens up about feeling "gobsmacked" by Tom Cruise's 2005 "Today" show appearance where he belittled her postpartum depression. See link below ⬇️

31/12/2024

I will miss this time of the year as we welcome the new year. Villa El Olivar Umbria

29/12/2024

Another beautiful sunset!

08/12/2024

I found a place for my wreath that I made on the workshop.

06/12/2024

Sunrise today 3 ’C

01/12/2024

Our tree was bought last Christmas, it definitely grew at least 4 inches! Now it’s ready to be decorated!

29/11/2024

The view beyond our table!

27/11/2024

It’s hard to believe now, but back in 2019, a 17-year-old Jannik Sinner wasn’t the powerhouse he is today. Steve Johnson, an American tennis pro, remembers it vividly—a tall, super-skinny kid stepping onto the court, and all Johnson could think was, “You’ve got to win this.” In his mind, Sinner, just 6'3" and weighing barely 112 pounds, looked more like a boy than a future tennis star. “He was not so good,” Johnson chuckles on the *Nothing Major* podcast, recalling their encounter at the Rome Masters, where Sinner pulled off a stunning 1-6, 6-1, 7-5 comeback.

But while Johnson may have underestimated the young Italian, Sinner knew better. He remembers his childhood days when he struggled with a racket too heavy for his thin arms, admitting that back then, physical strength wasn’t on his side. “Talent does not exist for me,” he’s said. “You have to earn it.” His approach to tennis was built on grit—determination to turn that weakness into one of his greatest strengths. And boy, has he succeeded.

Fast-forward to today, and the “super-skinny” Sinner is anything but. He’s now one of the hardest hitters in the game, with a physique honed through hours in the gym. “I’m more in the gym than on the tennis court right now,” he admits, crediting his physical growth as a key factor in his rise. The work he’s put into his fitness has not only transformed his body but propelled him to the highest echelons of tennis, with back-to-back titles and a Grand Slam under his belt.

What’s most fascinating about Sinner’s journey isn’t just his transformation from a skinny teenager to a tennis powerhouse, but his philosophy on talent itself: It’s not enough to have natural ability. It’s about the sweat, the hours, the grind behind the scenes. And when you look at him now, it’s clear—the kid who wasn’t supposed to be that good is now one of the most dominant forces on the ATP Tour.

26/11/2024

The drive to this is restaurant is just beautiful! @ FERENTILLO @ Piermarini

07/11/2024

04/11/2024

04/11/2024

🦖Amici di VITERBO STIAMO ARRIVANDO!! 🦕
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🦖 I veri protagonisti sono i dinosauri e altri animali preistorici. 🐾 Numerosi modelli, tutti fedelmente ricostruiti a grandezza naturale, alcuni in movimento e di dimensioni colossali, ti racconteranno la storia della loro evoluzione sulla terra 🌍 e nei mari 🌊.

🦖 Tra i più celebri e impressionanti spiccano il Tyrannosaurus Rex, lo Spinosauro e il Velociraptor. 🦕

Troverai anche fedeli riproduzioni di fossili e scheletri di creature gigantesche e pericolose 🦴 vissute milioni di anni fa. ⏳

📍 Vi aspettiamo a VITERBO!

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01/11/2024

18/10/2024

Antiquing