Spurred on by his brother’s breakthrough in Cordoba, the elder Cerundolo is now forging his own destiny
A week ago at the Cordoba Open, the youngest member of the Cerundolo household, Juan Manuel Cerundolo, lifted his first ATP Tour trophy. A few days later at the Argentina Open in Buenos Aires his older brother Francisco Cerundolo could follow in his footsteps with a win against Diego Schwartzman on Sunday.
But before analysing the brothers recent success, let’s turn the clock back one year.
Francisco had to endure lockdown at home with his family in Buenos Aires. The tour was on a break and without a concrete idea of what might happen in the future. The struggle meant that the 22-year-old was only able to do fitness training and he would eventually injure himself, battling a bad wrist and tendonitis in his leg.
STOUGHTON Portuguese bread and pastries are back in town at Stoughton Bakery, which reopened this weekend under new ownership. It s a dream come true for the whole family, said Kyle Falcetta, who co-owns and operates the bakery with his wife Liana Falcetta, his sister in-law Nina Pestana and his mother-in-law Maria Luz Pestana.
Nina s fiancé Jonathan Chaves, and Maria s fiancé David Teixeira are helping out as well.
Stoughton Bakery was previously owned by Ann and Lino Azul, who sold the business several years ago. Nina and Maria Luz Pestana wanted to buy the bakery around that time, but they weren t able to.
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FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA
She built South Los Angeles’ only enduring nursery 33 years ago on a dusty corner lot [Los Angeles Times]
In the lush leafy labyrinth that is Avalon Nursery & Ceramics, it’s easy to forget where you are.
As you walk the back lot, past fenced and watchful dogs, past massive ficus and cactus that have long overgrown their pots, past rows of neatly labeled mango and citrus trees, pots of roses blooming in profusion, fragrant sage and native shrubs and hundreds of other healthy plants with no tags at all, Avalon Nursery feels more like a botanic garden or your grandparents’ beautifully overgrown backyard than a thriving business on a busy corner in South Los Angeles.
In the lush leafy labyrinth that is Avalon Nursery & Ceramics, it’s easy to forget where you are. As you walk the back lot, past fenced and watchful dogs, past massive ficus and cactus that have long overgrown their pots, past rows of neatly labeled mango and citrus trees, pots of roses blooming in profusion, fragrant sage and native shrubs and hundreds of other healthy plants with no tags at all, Avalon Nursery feels more like a botanic garden or your grandparents’ beautifully overgrown backyard than a thriving business on a busy corner in South Los Angeles.
“We call this ‘the jungle,’” says Ernesto Lopez, youngest son of the nursery’s founder and owner, Maria Luz Lopez. “I learned to walk here; I kind of grew up here.” He pointed to a quiet shady area near the center of the lot. “When things were slow, my mom gave me baths in a tub right over there.”