- I and English - I've never been good at learning new languages, this is definitely my limit. At school I was not forced to study English and I always thought I could investigate further, then I started to convince myself that I was not able to learn a language, they all say that English is the easiest language to learn but for me, also English is difficult. This year, however, I decided to overcome this my limit, this fear, my obtuse conviction that I'll never learn English; I want to amaze me and get to know how to speak this language very well. It will be difficult, it has always been difficult relationship ours, but I will not surrender! I want to do this for myself, because it's culture, it's useful and important. Sooner or later the English will be my second language.

Expo Milano Yesterday I was in Milan to see Expo. I was waiting this cultural event by time, my mother gave me tickets in April for my birthday. Sincerely, I was left a little disappointed. All pavilions are spectacular on the outside, but very few have a soul inside, something interesting to say, to teach. I have visited 14 pavilions (and just in one day, in this sense I was lucky). The pavilions that I liked the most were the United Arab Emirates, Thailand and Austria. The pavilions where you eat better, however, are Italy, Austria (I tasted one delicious strudel) and France. However, what has disappointed my expectation is that Expo does not transmit what should be the main theme: Food, energy of the world. Participate in this cultural event would have meant coming home more aware of the problem of world hunger, the activities of sustainable agriculture that the different states participating in Expo have plans to put into practice, and the humanitarian assistance necessary to feed the world in 2050. So for those who can not go to Milan, take heart because you missed who knows what. Expo is nice, but not a must. I hope that in 2020, when it's up to the United Arab Emirates, will do better.