Me and my Rommates Today I'm going to talk about my University experience. When I arrived in Pisa, all seemed to me very huge. I'm not crazy, I just was used to live in a very little town, where you really know all the citizens who live in. I was happy to begin my new life, in which you have to share a home with people you had never met, in which you have to organize your days in order to study or just to organize your study plan. I lived for a year in a big house, but, after a while, me and my flatmate decided to move to another place. And we took different ways. So, a year later, I had to begin again. Fortunately I met a girl who would have been my flatmate for the following four years. We shared the same bedroom. We were always together. After two years, the flat owner told us that two new girls were arriving. Me and my friend were really worry about this. I think that it is important to get on well with people who share your home, because (your home) is the place where you live your life, where you let off steam your problems. But I was lucky. I found a new family. I can't ask the better. Now that I'm leaving I'm really sad, because I know that sometimes, some friendships grow in such a way only in a specific context. If you decontextualize it from their environment, they often aren' t able to manage the distance. Apart from them (that were the central topic of this issue), I met wonderful people. I'm thankful for all things!