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| 1952 - Massawa-Berhanu, Mom, me, Isgahrya and ?? |
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| Un anno di eta' e piena dell'attenzione di tutti (*_*) |
| 1956 Mama and I - Passport photo |
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| First Communion Prima Comunione -1957 |
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| September 19, 1958 - 7th Birthday - Compleanno |
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| My sweet cousin Alba and I, c. 1959-1960 |
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| Io e dolce Albina c. 1959-1960 |
Hello,
My name is
Ninni Vincenza Genovese-Lemus and wholeheartedly welcome you to my website. I am Ethiopian by mother and Italian by father.
My mom is Zennebesh Ghebray Tibebu in Genovese of Ethiopia, and my beloved father is the late Giuseppe Augusto Genovese
of Italy. I was born in Ethiopia on September 19, 1951, and presently reside in Santa Barbara County, California,
in the USA. Though I love it here, I desperately miss Ethiopia and I intend to move there permanently (or maybe....6 months
here and six months there.... at least...I hope)...
| April 2005 |
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| Aprile del 2005 |
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I am married to Rick Lemus, I have two sons: Giampiero and Andrea, and seven grandchildren: Massimo, Fabio, Viviana,
Ricardo, Roberto, Matteo and newborn Yonas [The first and last grandson share the same birthday on Januray the 24th.]
I am a writer, a teacher, a fashion designer, an artist, and I also translate software programs. I am an avid swimmer;
a registered sailboat operator and a licensed airplane pilot. I love to travel,...and if it were up to me I would sail around
the world on an old schooner. On land, I would explore every town, village (no big city) and every inch of countryside
available to me while also personally meet everone on the way, and speak of The Divine Mercy.....
| University of Hawaii at 23, Honolulu |
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| Tempi d'Universita'....a 23 anni, Honolulu |
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| In my garden among flowers and fruit trees |
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| Nel mio giardino tra fiori e frutti |
My kind of music:
Easy Jazz; Easy listening; Easy Rock; Oldies; Masterpiece Classical; Classic Country; Inspirational/Spiritual
I grew up in Ethiopia and have traveled extensively
I frequented Italian and French Schools and like most Ethiopia-born people, I am fluent in several languages. I speak,
write and read: Italian, English, French, Spanish, Amharic and Tigrigna, and am self-teaching Arabic and Japanese.
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