Shadows of the Vow
I took out time to call the vendors and requested what we needed and their quantities.
By noon, the vendors began arriving, one after the other, right on time. I had expected no less. Most of them had long-standing arrangements here and knew how Antonioni valued promptness.
The first truck rattled through the gates and eased into the service courtyard. Crates of teas and herbal teas from Darjeeling and Ceylon. Olive oils, aged balsamic vinegar, spices, Dijon mustard, organic pasta, marinated olives, European-style cheeses, authentic sourdough bread, German sausages, cured meat, muesli and granola, glass bottles of still and sparkling mineral water, the kind imported from French springs. Boxe
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