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Enzo and the Italian male

This is Enzo:


Enzo has a little shop on our corner: wine, smoked salmon, and a small cart stocked with vegetables and fruits from which he often offers Florence a tangerine when we pass.

The other night I was coming home late from a book reading and Enzo and his cart were just closing up for the night. I stopped for a hello and a picture and Enzo grabbed me and pulled me close.

“You, me, piacére,” he said.

“I am sorry,” I replied. “I don’t understand.”

He was persistent, however, over and over, “you, me, piacére.”

I finally pulled myself from his grip and made my way home thinking I really need to work on my Italian.

Ross and I looked up piacére and it means “pleasure” or “delight.”

Somehow, I don’t think Enzo was saying it was nice to see me.

Oh, and Enzo has a partner in his business. His wife.

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