My cat Hi folks, have I ever tell you about my cat? Yes, I know! You can say: if you don't know who does? :-D. Well, let me start from scratch. It was 2004 when I started attending the University and in that period I moved to Bari. I was looking for a nice rental and, after a lot of research, I found a nice room rent in the center of Bari. My roommate's name was Sergio and he owned a very beautiful cat. After three or four months that cat got pregnant and finally delivered four wonderful little kittens. One of them was very special: it was light gray coloured with some white spots. I loved it from the first moment I saw it. Shortly after, my roommate decided to leave and he asked me what would I want to do. Then I decided to adopt it. Ten years it's been since that day! In these years we spent a lot of time together; sometimes it winded me up... but,it doesn't matter! She (can I use she for a cat when I consider it like a person?) is so tender!

My honeymooon Hi. Everybody, today I would like to talk with you about my honeymoon experience. My wife and I were married two years ago. We decided to get our honeymoon in an hot place, even though in my homeland the weather is not so cold (in july temperature can reach up 40 degrees). However after a lot of evaluations we decide to go in Africa, in particular in Zanzibar. The day we left Italy we drove from Bari to Rome and then we boarded into our airplane from Fiumicino Airport. The flight was relaxed and the day after we woke up over Kilimanjaro Mountain. We had breakfast and after few hours we landed in Zanzibar. The first approach wasn't soo good. You should see the airport building... it looks like it's falling apart, but it was only the first touch with Africa land. We catched our baggages and then we met our resort crew. We were so tired and so, once arrived into our resort we decided to have a short break. Following days were so exciting and full of activities: we spent a full day into Zanzibar Capital, then we went to a sandbank(arised from sea by tide effect) and we ate a lot of deliciousness. It was an awesome experience. People were so kind and open even though the extreme poverty. If someone asks me: should you back? I would answer: granted!