faustina gilbey

3.4K posts

faustina gilbey banner
faustina gilbey

faustina gilbey

@f_gilbey

Loving my life in #NorthernItaly,#writing, #travelling, #teaching and #blogging about #food & #health

italy Katılım Ocak 2014
3.1K Takip Edilen1.3K Takipçiler
faustina gilbey retweetledi
FM22
FM22@AngeloC18757357·
Paul Klee . Tree of life
FM22 tweet media
English
18
369
1.6K
20.9K
faustina gilbey retweetledi
VenetiaJane's Garden
VenetiaJane's Garden@VenetiaJane·
In the Victorian language of flowers magnolia symbolises fortitude, a love of nature, and magnificence. In folk magic, it is said to guard true love and fidelity. A branch placed near or beneath the bed was believed to keep both partners faithful to one another. #FolkloreThursday
VenetiaJane's Garden tweet media
English
27
224
946
10.3K
faustina gilbey retweetledi
#WOMENSART
#WOMENSART@womensart1·
'Blooming Boughs" Original Oil Painting by Erin Hanson #WomensArt
#WOMENSART tweet media
English
8
256
1K
13.9K
faustina gilbey retweetledi
Massimo
Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
Japan is leading the way in protecting children's health by completely eliminating processed foods and artificial additives from school cafeterias. The country is spearheading a global movement toward superior nutrition by removing all processed and ultra-processed items from school menus. In their place, students now enjoy fresh, traditional, seasonal Japanese dishes prepared daily from scratch—emphasizing whole, natural ingredients over convenience foods. This is far more than just a dietary change; it's a comprehensive national strategy to educate the next generation about the true value of balanced, wholesome nutrition. By prioritizing quality over quick fixes, Japan is cultivating lifelong healthy eating habits that start right in the school cafeteria. Japan's dedication to food purity extends well beyond schools. The nation enforces some of the world's strictest regulations on food additives, preservatives, and chemical colorings—many of which are common in Western processed snacks and beverages. International brands must reformulate products like cereals, candies, and soft drinks to comply with these rigorous standards. Additionally, Japan maintains tight controls on food imports, including strict bans or high certification requirements for meat products and a strong emphasis on the JAS organic label. These measures protect against diseases, industrial contaminants, and unsafe practices, reinforcing Japan's global reputation for having among the highest food safety and quality standards worldwide. [Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. School Lunch Program and Nutrition Education in Japan. Government of Japan Publication]
Massimo tweet media
English
159
1K
3.8K
169.7K
faustina gilbey retweetledi
श्री
श्री@shree_2_2·
You are now listening to a 432 hertz frequency. Take a moment to regulate your nervous system. This sound aids in releasing happy hormones such as serotonin and endorphins naturally, regulating blood pressure and heart rate.
English
243
5.7K
27.4K
700.9K
faustina gilbey retweetledi
Alison Fisk
Alison Fisk@AlisonFisk·
Something lovely for the weekend! Minoan cups made by Bronze Age potters some 3,800 years ago! Heraklion Archaeological Museum, Crete. 📷 by me #Archaeology
Alison Fisk tweet media
English
52
575
2.9K
66.1K
faustina gilbey retweetledi
VenetiaJane's Garden
VenetiaJane's Garden@VenetiaJane·
17 Dec: Saturnalia, held 17th–23rd December, was the Romans’ midwinter festival marked by gift-giving, feasting, and role reversal between masters and slaves. It is thought mistletoe may have been hung over doorways during the festivities to bring peace and good fortune. #history
VenetiaJane's Garden tweet media
English
11
157
610
11.6K

Keşfet

@jazzhist0216 @elonmusk @BarackObama @taylorswift13 @cristiano @BillGates @NASA @nikifrancismediavine