Italian version of this article here.
The following is based on the general experience, not confirmed, of the average young Italian, aged between 20 and 25 (sometimes older) who wakes up one day and tells their mum: I’m moving to London. Continue reading
A recent email from my friend Dick gave me the idea for this article: three pieces of memory from three different decades in three different countries: the US, the UK and Italy.
My part, the last one, is of course the longest: as already discussed on this blog, the skill of being concise is not among the ones that God gifted me with. Continue reading
About four years ago, just after my relocation to London, I wrote about the challenges I was going through when facing myself with a new culture and with the general idea, widely spread here across the Channel, about the typical Italian man. I haven’t yet translated Continue reading
It’s perhaps because of this rainy and grey London day that makes me dream of sunny landscapes or the fact that only last week I was actually driving there, but this morning I literally woke up with the “need” and such a eagerness to write of Tuscany. Continue reading
Since April, when I started this new blog, I’ve been thinking of a way to give it a different and original shape, to make it sexier and (if possible) a place where people would come to find useful tips for what they need.
In an era when even my hamster Facebooks, Twitters and has its own blog (it’s called “Running for Nothing”, check it out), I find it quite hard to find an original idea which would be also sexy and helpful. I ought to probably just stick to the type of I-write-about-everything-and-nothing blog, which at times can be interesting for readers, others it’s just a way to practise my typing skills. Continue reading
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Ovvero: ora sono AmManicato?
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