If time travel was possible, I'd go back up to the 50s in the Italian countryside, as a child. I've been always fascinated by that context because my grandmother used to tell me about that. She used to do it with a spark in her eyes and I always thought: those times had to be wonderful, very hard but wonderful. Families consisted in many members and they all lived in a unique big house (cousins, grandparents, ecc.). Neighbors were solidal each other. The sowing and the harvest time was marked by the sun and the moon. The food was healthy and there were only a few TV programs (or no tv at all). I think that life wasn't perfect but more real. Those times had to be wonderful, very hard but wonderful.

Actually I get frustrated. I have a huge weakness that is wanting to achieve perfection. I know that's very bad and I need to change attitude. That's the reason why I've been working on myself.

Of course. Universe is immense, beyond imagination. It must be someone else living in it. I hope they're better than human beings.

Hello. I have a question about the expression "I just wanted to see how you are doing". I want to text a friend I haven't spoken with for a while. Does the above expression imply that the recipient is going through a hard time? I just want to ask how he is since I haven't heard from him in a while. Hope I've been clear. Thank you 😊

A wonderful gift would be to help them being confident people but at the same time being curious and asking themself a lot of questions.

The last book that I read hasn't changed my life but it's been very inspiring to me. Circe by Madeline Miller talks about the life of the famous sorceress Circe. Most of us know her as a evil woman who turned Ulysses' crew into pigs but sometimes we judge people too quickly, sometimes we should ask ourselves what are the reasons why they acted that way. Circe is the story of a wonderful woman that everyone should take as a model.