On March 28, at 3:30 PM, the author will be present in Milan, at Corso di Porta Romana, in front of the house where their grandparents, Dario Fo and Franca Rame, lived for many years. This location holds significant memories, as it was also the site where friends would go to the De Amicis family's home hoping to be welcomed in. The author recalls an event from their grandfather's 90th birthday when they faced harassment from individuals displaying fascist sentiments, underscoring the importance of the moment and the place.

During the commemoration, the municipality of Milan will install a plaque on the facade of the building, an honor that deeply moves the author. They share the emotional weight of receiving the news about this tribute, explaining how they struggled to respond without acknowledging their feelings of nostalgia and sadness. This event is not just a family milestone but a broader reflection on the legacy of Dario Fo, who was a prominent figure in Italian culture and arts, and the response from the community.

As they prepare to represent their family and foundation at the unveiling, the author expresses gratitude for the recognition and anticipation of the ceremony. They expect to engage with attendees, share handshakes, participate in traditional photographs, and take a moment to appreciate the plaque that signifies respect and remembrance for their grandfather's contributions to society and the arts.