HE HAD TO LEAVE TUSCANY FOR NOW | And Moving The Kitchen? Tuscan Diaries EP 7

[@denisemahood9162]

"If Nicki is my love, Positano is my lover". Beautiful words. You are a lucky fella.

[@Elizerinc]

Carlo is speaking very well in English!

[@1965tjmet]

Great video. Carlos English is really improving. How did Carlos father get up/down the steps to go to the hospital? I am so glad he is recovering well. X

[@AliBaba-ke5jn]

Seems vlogging has improved his English.

[@marieleelee]

One of the hardest lessons I’ve learned growing up is having to watch your parents get older and struggle more and it’s so important to be there for them when they need your support. ❤

[@bartonone2005]

Yes, it's heartbreaking and the hardest part for me was stepping into the role reversal. It devastated me when I had to be the "parent." It was terribly sad. I'm not complaining, it was a low blow seeing them decline and lose their independence. Chuck in Northern New England

[@gailnel8812]

Such a pity 😢😢😢that so many children don't bother with their aging parents anymore & just don't bother to. Communicate or visit - - - I am 1 of those single parents who has been left & forgotten 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@francescaratozzolo8170]

Love the video nicki .. we were the same with our parents , no homes , we looked after them . Carlo is amazing what a beautiful family you have. 🎉 love you heaps ,till next weekxxx

[@RuthAnnnMorris]

My mom just turned 94 and my sister has to take care of her. Her mind has slipped away and I can’t help her. I’m in a wheelchair and can’t be there. It’s hard on me and I’m worried about her not remembering me! So far that hasn’t happened. My sister is struggling with her! 😢mom wants to die in her home and will not even go outside anymore.

[@trishab6220]

We are all alone , you have to rely on oneself :} @@gailnel8812

[@nl2930]

Five things that stood out: 1)Carlos’ goodness 2)Nickies patience with negative comments 3)the dumb kitchen idea in that other room (which probably came from someone that hardly uses a kitchen) 4)the judgmental comment about your cat (ignore it, people are mean jerks) 5)the amazing food market which puts anything in the states to shame I wish I could meet you both one day….just lovely, down to earth people Thank you.

[@moniquemcdonald9174]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@CarlaStahl-bc7ou]

I could not agree more!

[@joanannewallace]

You both look happy and healthy, as well as the dogs since moving. It's a lovely house and area. It's great to see beautiful Positano, but the steep hills and steps would drive me crazy. I hope Carlo's dad is better and home soon.

[@loboblue5441]

I agree with all these diagnosis

[@tinaryan4917]

Agreee!!!❤

[@Haupialani]

You can take Carlo out of Positano but you can never take the Positano out of Carlo. Glad he and his family are taking care of Dad.

[@AliBaba-ke5jn]

I can't imagine Carlo not living in Positano. It's where he grew up.

[@maryreynolds8398]

But he said he likes change..and thats good!😊

[@poponachtschnecke]

😂 I laughed out loud when you said the tortoises had been left in place of all the house parts they took! 😂🤣

[@lidijabirsa7768]

Engl.good humor 😂, love it! 🤣

[@melodicewingm2292]

I didn’t realize how much I missed Positano!! Well wishes to Carlo’s father.

[@samanthab1923]

It was a nice treat to see the water ❤

[@patriciathompson350]

Please extend my good wishes for good health to Carlos dad and hugs for his mam and family too. You live in to if my favourite places in Italy. Love the driftwood and looking forward to see what you make with it. Oh and really loved the market too. ❤❤

[@mircat28]

Don’t miss it in the least. My interest and excitement transferred quite easily to a brand new environment and all that goes with it. She could use her motorcycle though!!

[@kathrynturner8271]

Best wishes to Carlo's Papa for a speedy recovery. 🙏

[@shannoncook9915]

I LOVE the way Italian families unite along with their communities when they need help. This is what us in the US are missing greatly!

[@AncoraImparo12387]

That is because Nursing or (Nursing) care is not standard. If your family does not do it you must pay, as Carlo said. This is the case in most non-English speaking countries in the world. Nordic countries are different. Yes I have lived/worked in Italy and many non-speaking English countries so I speak with experience. Many Americans moving to Europe etc don't seem to know this but should.

[@Lindalu0422]

As I mentioned in a previous comment, this is one of the things I love about Italy, the love and care Italians give to family and neighbors. Although nursing care is standard here in the US, it is still a good idea for family members (or close friends) to be available and/or spend as much time as possible with the patient, something my family and past generations always did. If you’ve ever been in a hospital you will know that nurses cannot always come to your aid right away when called and it is not unheard of to sometimes receive the wrong meds or to see to it that the patient takes the meds. A family member present is always a good idea when at all possible and when allowed.

[@kathyjones1611]

Hmmm. I live in the US:- Western NC mountains to be exact, and I must say your comment about the US surprised me. The people that live near me are wonderful. They are like family and are always helping each other out. Even though most of my family , which is huge, lives on the coast , we are in constant contact and are very devoted to each other. I've lived in many parts of the US over the course of my life, and this has always been the case. I have found that community starts with you. It takes effort, but is worth it and it is so enriching!

[@mircat28]

The US does that, it is not a missing behavior. One town was just in the news they expected 50 people to come and thousands came! We have 300 million people, there is kindness and caring!

[@Tsili-Walela]

A speedy recovery to Carlo’s father. Refreshing to see beautiful Positano for a few minutes. I am an ocean girl!

[@elyjane8316]

Me too

[@tonymuniz1062]

Taking a blind Kitty out of a familiar environment, would have been terribly cruel and stressful for the cat. I feel that you absolutely did the right thing leaving him in Positano. And by the way carlo, your English has become amazing! I am so proud of you. I remember 5 years ago you hardly spoke english, and now you are doing so good. It's a very hard language to learn, so again, I am very proud of you

[@clairedesrosiers7398]

Not very hard, one of the most simple one’s! 😊

[@gabschasse600]

I had a blind cat .The vet suggested never to rearrange, the furniture too often .Often he,would run into things,- which was,both sad....and funny .

[@flibbertygibbette]

​@@clairedesrosiers7398 The basics of English grammar and vocabulary are relatively simple to learn, namely for people who are native speakers of Germanic languages (like German, Dutch, any of the Scandinavian languages) or Latin-based languages (like French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian). But actual fluency in English is really, really difficult for non-native speakers because there are so many conflicting rules about grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary, etc. English has such a mash-up of influences, it's not at all easy to master and takes a lot of practice, willingness to make mistakes, etc. Germanic language speakers often have an edge because English is at its root a Germanic language, and the underlying grammatical rules and pronunciation can be more similar. The Latin influences (specifically from Norman rule of England for a couple hundred years, and French being the official language of England for about three centuries) bridges some gaps with Latinate languages, but there are more significant differences. (Apologies for the lengthy sidebar about this, I just love nerding out about language 😆 )

[@bbcarbo9251]

Right

[@camicri4263]

I agree!

[@ceeg5098]

When Carlo said “If Nicky is my love, Positano is my lover” I felt it in my soul.

[@judyfudge2458]

I took care of my father alone for 12 years after taking care of my mother before she passed and I'll never regret doing it. It was the best and worst years of my life. Absolutely love watching your videos !

[@tessakhalil6686]

Yes me too bless them no regrets at all we had some laughs and a few tears but mostly lots of love and plenty of learning curves x a loving family is worth its weight in gold. In England we used to take care of our older ones they were very much valued for their wisdom and stories of the old times. I’m so glad I have this kind of family, so nice to see it’s still the norm in Italy isn’t it? Xxx

[@critterkarma]

Me three, as hard as it was, I am so happy I was able to care for both of parents in their final years.

[@pamelasprings6723]

That is so wonderful you did that. I am oldest of 6 and my middle brother lived with my parents for most of his life. When Dad had a stroke he helped Mom take care of him for eight years. He drove them everywhere they needed to go. Then he lived and took care of Mom until she passed two years ago at 96. He was there for them when the rest of us raised our families and were able to make our careers work. Now he has terminal cancer and on SSI. I have been helping him out with money the last two years even though I am only on social security. I appreciate all he did for them. We lost two siblings in the last ten years.

[@rhondazerbi9957]

Dear Nikki and Carlo, I have followed your Chanel for ages. You are living the dream! Tuscany and Positano are so beautiful. I am an Australian woman married to an Italian man for over 35 years. My husband’s dad migrated here to Melbourne in the 50’s and married his wonderful and resilient wife by proxy. They had 5 children. The family connection with Italian families is incredibly strong. My mother in law died about 10 years ago but my father in law is 96, still lives independently and does the garden and cooks pasta for the family every week! All the children (now in their 50’s and 60’s) visit their father regularly. It is such an important aspect of the Italian culture. There are now many grandchildren and great grandchildren who love and respect their nonno. Best wishes to Carlo’s parents, I hope his dad recovers soon. Best wishes, Rhonda from Melbourne, Australia

[@rhondav4204]

My favorite Sunday video. Wishing your dad a speedy recovery ❤

[@christineadkins4058]

Carlo, I wish your father good.health after his surgery. I love exploring the different sites and markets. Always look forward to your videos.

[@kerrywhimsey2061]

Two beautiful homes that feed the soul.

[@ctgctg1]

Supporting your dad and mom through your dad’s recent hospitalization is so good.❤ My mom is 96 and I can relate to the challenges with stairs and mobility. I am so grateful she lives with me. Although it can be challenging to work full time and looking after my mom, I would not change this. My mom has been my only parent, had me later in life and she helped look after my children when they were young and it seems fitting that we all do the same. It’s not that common in North America. I think it’s so great that Nicki’s dad at 90 is so mobile and well. It must give her a lot of peace of mind.

[@mompears]

i was grinning from ear to ear as Carlo was enjoying his bread, butter, and jam dipped in his cappuccino. We all enjoy our own guilty pleasures. Thank you Nicki for including this delightful clip. I look forward to next weeks video showing all the removing and rearranging you and girls got up to. Have a great week and continued prayers for Carlo's papa.

[@melodeeplath8002]

Good call about the blind kitty ❤ It was very thoughtful to understand how a new environment would upset him.... Bless him.

[@barbaraconnolly9000]

In Murcia, Spain the coffee with rum and lemon is Asiatico, its weird, but good

[@kimm3473]

Lots of love to Carlos’ father. ❤ Wishing him a speedy recovery.

[@charlenecundy1690]

Awww sweet Nikki and Carlo you are so sweet ❤ love you guys and always look forward to seeing you every Sunday !I pray Carlos dad will be ok

[@anothercheryladventure9387]

The more Carlo speaks English, the more I Love ❤ it. It just gets better and better ❤❤❤

[@azengland100]

Best wishes to Carlo’s dad for a speedy recovery. Family is the most important thing and it’s wonderful to hear that all the brothers and neighbors have come together to support pappa…

[@EMSpdx]

Not gonna lie, am surprised the former owners didn't pack up the garden fencing 😂! But seriously, love and blessings to Carlos' father, and thank you to Carlos for talking about realities of aging in a hillside town.❤

[@LewisLewis-kg4vs]

so nice to see Carlo`s family tight knit, close , and helping each other....

[@aliciaanderson1225]

Your so patient with your answers to rude questions!! Your a lovely soul nickki keep being you

[@radio1933]

So lovely to see Carlos and his brothers caring so much for their dad. I am glad he is recovering. Take care Nicki and be happy with your girlfriends.

[@jennyoshea1958]

Carlo bringing my attention to the wood being smoothed by the sea, is such a beautiful reminder of how wonderful nature is 🪻🌷🙏🌟 wishing your Dad a speedy recovery and thank you all for sharing the magic of Positano and Tuscany 🙏🌟🍰

[@vc4154]

I agree with you about keeping the kitchen where it is, so you can be part of the gathering. Love being on the journey with you, happy days.

[@odetteuys1111]

Livorno was one of the towns we visited when we were in Italy 10 years ago. It was around end July. They had some big festival on, the whole town was lively and we spent a lovely evening there. It was so fantastic. No one could speak English but it didn't bother us 😅

[@lenoxlenox9447]

Why should they?

[@sallyannc3176]

@@lenoxlenox9447 most countries in Europe have English as their second language. People tend to move around a lot in Europe for work/study etc - they often want to do these things in the US too, so having English is very useful to them.

[@NeighborofKT]

I have recently started watching your wonderful videos, and I just want to say that you seem like a very nice, and capable couple. It bothers me that some of your commenters doubt your ability to care for your animals. I think you're terrific!

[@thedivide3688]

It’s been this way for years. It is very bizarre. They got Indie and people got all up in arms that they were replacing Holly. There is a subset of “viewer” that seem out to bad mouth them no matter how wonderful they are. It’s social media I hope Nicki and Carlo don’t take it to heart. Stalkers come in all flavors of insanity.

[@maureenfoley4656]

I am currently working my way through the old videos while keeping up with the new ones. I feel Nikki and Carlo seem to spend a lot of time justifying so many little things. The animals are obviously well cared for and it does irk me that people can be so judgmental. Wishing a speedy recovery to Carlo's Dad

[@jelizabethpetrie6656]

@@thedivide3688It’s a ridiculous waste of time giving attention to silly idiots…worth zero time. Focus on the good people and their well wishes and thorough enjoyment of this wonderful channel.

[@maryreynolds8398]

I think everyone should just 'Let It Go' because if we keep commenting on how rude people are askung her certain questions...you are giving them that attention they obviously need very badly! End of subject!!

[@msvg3]

My cat once had a quiet meow, and we called her “squeaker”. Now that she’s 14 years old, she’s become quite vocal, and her new nickname is “howler”. Lol. Quite a lot happening for you two! Carlo, God bless you and your brothers for the care of your parents. I am caring for my 102 year old mother, and see the love you have for your family. You have two lovely homes!✌️❤️🏘️

[@dianaendsley9694]

Another great video. Carlo and you are both wonderful caring people. The way you take care of your family, pets, and each other! I enjoyed how you compared/contrasted Tuscany and Positano. I look forward to your videos on Sundays. I was delayed in watching this one as we were on vacation in the Caribbean. I don’t live near the ocean but I always enjoy my trips to the sea.

[@azer6566]

❤❤❤❤❤Oh my gosh this just made me cry listening to Carlo talk about Positano. I’m sure so many of us had tears in our eyes….because we share his heart and love it so much as well. This was a wonderful video juxtaposing both places but most of all thank you for the gift of bringing our beautiful wonderful Positano back this week… You know it will always be our first love and deepest love thanks to both of you. ❤❤❤❤

[@madolynway6612]

I loved your remark about the turtles being in compensation for taking away the kitchen, etc. Some people!

[@Patti5d]

Thank you for making these wonderful videos! I am loving Tuscany thru these videos. Sending love and healing for Carlo’s dad for a successful recovery. It would be really nice if they could visit you and Carlo in Tuscany one day.

[@rolane3meh325]

I thought I know positano since I visited twice till I start watching your videos .i know positano now from a different perspective thanks to u both .

[@WorldWideWebObserver]

Wow! Nicki is so blessed to have such a great man as Carlo! Wishing you all the best!💐

[@cindiblazer8621]

Best wishes to your dad, Carlo. I think leaving your kitchen where it is , is a good idea. I wouldn't want to be in a back room either.

[@sidrashirazi2620]

congratulations to Carlo for the new car loved Carlo speaking English great vlog love your honesty and patience Nicki Love and prayers for daddy ❤

[@barbarazalunardo3441]

Have to say... very impressed with how much Carlo's english has improved. He is doing anazingly well... good on you Carlo 😊

[@irmadesantiago7631]

Nicki, I look forward to Sundays just so I can enjoy your videos. I am sorry about the stupid questions about your kitty. You are a great dog and cat mom. Best wishes to your father-in-law, I hope he gets well soon. Hugs to you Indie and Holly.

[@sandraoettle1476]

I am always amazed at how much your tiny little workhorse of a car can hold! Driftwood, furniture, boxes, groceries, dogs, people oh my! You both have mad Tetris skills when packing it up. Bravo little-car-that-could. Bravo! 👏🫶

[@maria-uw6nq]

You clearly are an American, lol! That Audi isn't considered an small car by any means in the EU...😅😅😅😅

[@RiddimKingdom]

That’s considered a pretty nice car by US standards bro. Not too many people in America can afford a new AUDI

[@sandraoettle1476]

@@maria-uw6nq 😏Yeah. I live in an area of the US that has a higher than average amount of Dually pick up trucks pulling Toy Haulers (Fifth Wheel trailers meant to house yourself and your ATV's). It definitely skews my size perspective 😂

[@crafter188]

The drone footage is so beautiful and I love how you put your videos together.

[@brewstergallery]

Another wonderful episode. All the best to Carlos father, may he recover soon.

[@jacquig3116]

Now you have 2 beautiful areas to live in and enjoy! I love seeing everything come together.

[@nancyesposito1020]

Carlo congrats on the 4x4! Have fun with it! I laughed so hard when I saw you dunking your bread into the coffee because my dad used to do that! it's such an Italian thing!

[@sinacarroll]

Yay for Carlo's 4x4! Congratulations! And those bedside lampshades really work - they look great!!

[@christineveith3886]

Your videos are always a treat, and a highlight of my weekend. Grazie 💕

[@rhanosibransingh7463]

Its so nice to see the closeness if Carlos's family in taking care of his father...i wish him good health..it was nice seeing the epic views of Positano again..both places does have their own beauty❤

[@mariagonzalez5119]

It is a blessing to live in a community that supports one another!! 🙏

[@irenebrown8363]

Hi Nikki and carlo ,,may your father be comfortable and recovering well and with 5 brothers great to share the time to look after him while he is hospital I understand what happens in italy hospital as I lived in naples and ischia so well done carlo ha

[@irenebrown8363]

Also your new car is lovely and great timing when you purchase it loving seeing all your progress within your home have a good week and may carlo papa continues to recover well ❤

[@MelG-ut3hs]

Keep the kitchen where it is. That area is the heart of the house. Wishing a speedy recovery to Carlo's dad.

[@debbiephillips1123]

Amazing to me the questions you get from viewers.....mercy. If anyone watched you both for any length of time they should know everything and everyone is extremely well taken care of ESPECIALLY your animals and not even think of asking. Anyway I'm glad Carlo's father is doing well. I completely agree with your choice of where you want your kitchen for all your obvious reasons. Looking forward to next week! Hope you all have a great one as well!

[@lenoxlenox9447]

We say “ deaf ears to stupid words “”

[@lcg5790]

I agree with you so much about not being isolated in a remote from the action kitchen.

[@janettablackwell8287]

Some of the questions you receive are astounding. You handle it very well. For myself, I give you credit for your decision making.

[@annettecinquemanifalbo17]

Loved the video this week, I'm also Italian with a big family we also took shifts with our parents when they were ill. My mom, Sophia Julia passed away in May of 2000 and my father James Bernardo, in Feb. '94. I still miss them everyday. I'm glad that Carlo shared his feelings about Positiano and his love of the sea. I don't understand people's questions about the things you felt the need to answer! I think you and Carlo are too nice! I wouldn't worry about what other people think so much, I really thought that was crazy that someone would assume you abandoned your cat! WTH!? I like the new 4 wheeler! Sweet! You're going to fall in love with that new ride! Have a great week and I hope and pray that Carlo's Father gets well soon. 🙏 Ciao

[@amyschneidhorst1384]

I felt the very same.

[@slapstickdome9797]

Actually I enjoyed the question and answer part. Interesting and very gracious of Nicki and Carlo to answer.

[@nicolawilson5110]

I am glad that Carlo's father is getting better and I wish him a fast recovery. Thank you for taking us with you to Positano and Tuscany.😊

[@kellymyers5384]

Praying for complete healing for your Father, Carlo. It's important to spend time with your parents as much as you can.

[@sallydixon8639]

You guys are doing FANTASTICK! I love your ability to ADAPT! Life is just that!! I am 82,broke my shoulder with three fractures , falling over the dishwasher! I am 82 years young and I play the cello! and paint as an artist! I live in Maine where I was born! But I lived in Switzerland 1964-1967 ! And visited Positano on 1966! It was a fishing village and I loved it! I admire exactly what you are doing to adapt to the life style you have now! And enjoy the challenges of life! BRAVO YOU TWO! 🥰❤️👏✅❤️❤️❤️❤️ Just keep going!💃✅🥰🌷❤️

[@AbiNomac]

Those desserts look great

[@longwaytotipperary]

Enjoyed watching the beautiful scenery in both places. 🙏🏻 for Carlo’s father and his family as they help him recover.

[@blue56886]

Wishing Carlo's dear Dad well wishes...may he make a full speedy recovery! Thanks for another great video.

[@leonardniamh]

❤❤❤Get well soon. A family of handsome boys including your Dad 🎉

[@ingeborgart4524]

I am astonished how extremely patiently you answer " stupid" question re your dogs. Obviously you take care of everyone very well and have no need to justify yourself. Love your videos

[@msmalee]

Hoping Carlo’s father has a speedy recovery and gets well soon. Well done to both of you for getting so much done in Positano and Tuscany.

[@kathleenroberts7972]

What a joy to buy fresh foods thst way. No pre packaged junk with a million ingredients. Lovely.

[@patriciascowen1713]

Lovely People! Great Day Out. Lovely Food! And your Lovely Friend and her Smile. It will be Great watching what you do to your new home. 🧡🧡

[@patmooney2101]

As always you made the right decision for your family. Carlo needs to be with his dad for a bit of time. Your video was interesting and I always enjoy when you answer questions sent to you. The house is looking lovely and the kitchen in the front of the house is a perfect choice. Everyone wants to be together with family and friends when you are entertaining including the cook. 😊 Thank You.

[@janinafisher101]

This is such a warm and fuzzy video. I love the overhead shots of the surf coming onto the beach in Positano, your travels around the market and places in Livorno with your friends, the beach with it's special stones and gorgeous driftwood, hearing Carlo talk about his dad and watching him shave his dad in the hospital, Carlo speaking to us in English (his English is very good!) about Positano and doing his chories, feeding Itty Bitty, and dunking his bread and jam into his capuccino (I LOVE dunking my bread and jam into hot chocolate!) hearing you answer some questions, the new vehicle, the house, etc. Just everyday life and family. And how special that is.

[@karenhenderson2624]

Sending best wishes to Carlo's father for a speedy recovery!

[@livingthegoodlifechannel]

Hello. My prayers are with your papa as he recovers. I am Sicilian-American, and my family always stays with a hospitalized family member at all times. It's good to have an advocate there with you.

[@YazminMontero-g4d]

Blessings to you and your husband ❤.

[@lindap7719]

Very smart, your kitchen will be big, bright, & a lovely gathering place!❤🌻

[@lena-roseorlando219]

Nice compilation of various sites. Loved the market, your answers to questions, and seeing Carlo back in Positano. Agree you don’t want your kitchen in the back room separated from everyone. Enjoy….seeing you next week.

[@omahgroup4080]

I don't know why people think they know what's best for your animals! It's so obvious that you love them and you clearly know how to look after them. Carlo, I hope your father gets well soon, the support from you, your brothers, family and friends will make this time easier for both your parents. It was lovely to see both homes side by side. It was comforting to return to the familiar of Positano, like a warm hug, but I'm also excited and curious to see the newness of Toscana becoming familiar. Looking forward to seeing what you girls get up to next week! ❤Zeljka

[@supriyabarsode8039]

Glad to know that Carlo could be there with his father.Seeing all the brothers together caring for him is heartening ❤lovely to see you go shopping in Tuscany.Loved the shelf you made in Skye’s room. It was lovely to see the beauty of Positano and tuscany in your drone shoots.Good to know you have a safe fenced in area for Indie and Holly❤

[@athorpe1937]

In New Zealand, Maori tradition to care for your elders until they pass. My grandmother was loved and cared for by three generations of her descendants. All without fuss or complaining. It was never a burden, but always an opportunity to share a moment with her and show her love. She passed in her sleep. The family gathered for 3 days of remembrance, embracing of each other and saying goodbye. It was a beautiful and soul healing send off.

[@barbarawillis5187]

Hope Carlo's father gets well soon and is able to go home. I like the picture of the five brothers. Thank you for the update on Itty Bitty Kitty. The bedroom with the new shelf looks very charming.

[@lieuwina]

Supporting your dad and mom through your dad’s recent hospitalization is so important to them. I looked after my dad after my mom died. Two years later he started to get dementia and he broke his hip and landed up in a home. It was the hardest time for me watching him going everyday and then also go to my mom and dads home and clean it still while he no longer lived there and visiting the house when he died and I had to pack up everything was a bittersweet moment for me. I think in the end he knew I was with him, I always spoke to him and talked about the old days etc etc and he would smile. Carlos I applaud you and your family for looking after your parents with the love and dedication you all have as a close knit family. I wish your dad a speedy recovery and your mom will be so happy when he is home again, she must miss him dearly.

[@sandradalessandro2935]

Prayers for Carlo’s. Father to recover quickly!! Luv luv the idea of keeping that kitchen central for all to enjoy!! Especially like the truck 4x4. Needed on that property. Gorgeous views of the sea n. Bravo to Carlo a wonderful son. N speaking English very well !! Sending much luv n blessings ♥️♥️♥️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😘

[@lindahenderson2987]

What a great “catch up” video!!! So happy your papa is feeling better. The reversal of roles - taking care of aging parents is truly a blessing, and it isn’t until they are gone that you realize that. God bless you all and looking forward to “seeing” you next Sunday.

[@kristinagoding7045]

Yeah its not easy when your parents get old and sick ,nice to see they're looked after .Remember Nicki ,you haven't lived in Tuscany for long so I think you*re doing good progress ,sometimes you need to live in a house a while to get a feel for it,I'm sure its gonna be absolutely beautiful XOXO

[@FireCracker3240]

Carlo, I am so happy to see that your father is on the mend. He is a very lucky man to have five loving sons to care for him. I love getting one on one time with you talking to us on camera... it's like talking to a dear Italian friend. I appreciate you telling us about the Positano way of life and aging in your little close knit village. And _complimenti_ to you on your English... you are speaking now so well! ❤

[@leonardniamh]

Beautiful Dad , beautiful mum, beautiful brothers ❤❤❤❤❤

[@yvonneculley5626]

Honest Nicki, people ask you stupid questions!!!!! You are both caring human beings… I love the way how you look after your father… That’s how are family should be like… Bless you both….

[@TheoriginalANGEK439]

Hi Nicki, you’re looking well. It’s nice to see you cracking on with stuff. That house is going to be fantastic. I am enjoying your Tuscany content. It’s brilliant. 👍🇬🇧👍❤️

[@PSSSS201]

Nicki!! I’m in Arizona and my husband and I just bought a house in Sulmona, Italy! You and Carlo have been a part of our Sunday mornings this past year! We stayed in Sorrento/Positano/ Amalfi Coast last September! Thank you for helping us make the decision to move to this Beautiful country!! We are so excited to see the transformation of your gorgeous Tuscany home❤️

[@leecarr9207]

Good evening Nicki & Carlo, I am sorry to hear your dad is not well, Carlo, by the time you read this message I trust that he is well and truly on the mend. Sending healing his way. Love your Suzuki Vitara, I trust you will enjoy many hours of driving pleasure. Your home is really taking shape. Thank you for another vlog and until next Sunday, take care, healing to papa bear & loads of love to you all. 🥰

[@trinasthings]

3:52 coffee ❤ I hope Carlo’s father has a miraculous recovery.

[@normabarnes4930]

Nicki and Carlo thanks for sharing everything going on in Tuscany and Positano, you're always so busy! I do hope Carlo's father is much better now and I wish him a good recovery. Lovely brothers helping out❤. I can understand why Carlo loves Positano so much, but now you have the best life in Tuscany and Positano😊xx

[@lillianfredriksson1890]

Carlo, your English is getting so much better! You two really have the best of both worlds. Living between two beautiful places is such a blessing. I really love these vlogs. 💖 Carlo, may your father be healed and healthy again. ❤️‍🩹

[@MouseMoni]

Thanks again for Sharing! Stay safe! You make my Sunday morning coffee very special as always.🇨🇦🙋‍♀️❤️🫶 Well wishes Carlo's family.🙏

[@elizabethmachado3974]

Another great vlog! Each Sunday, I enjoy it even more. Speedy recovery for Carlo's dad.

[@3meancats]

I had a blind cat named Mr. Magoo he got around better than most cats, he'd go around the block by himself and never left the sidewalk it was the cutest thing ever 😊

[@Muffy.from-Oz]

Lovely to see Carlo and his brothers gathering around his father. Wishing him a quick recovery and good health. I love the update on Itty Bitty Kitty and Carlo's impersonations. Kitty's eyes are so luminous, that he looks like a magical cat. Your new area looks amazing, full of interesting features not found in Positano. Can't wait to see what you girls have been up to. Have a great week everyone. Cheers, Muffy from Oz.

[@makivqz]

your youtube channel is the only channel I have the bell notif on. I love you both and please always take care. more videos and hopefully I can visit you there. Maki from the Philippines

[@Ambers_Team]

❤ thanks for the video ❤ Look forward to it every Sunday

[@jomcgee6094]

You are a wonderful son Carlo. Praying your Padre has a quick recovery. So happy so see the 4X4, love mine❤ Looks like you are just getting on in Tuscany very well. So happy for you both😊