Thursday, December 10, 2009

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There is a picture that makes a lot of honor to my beauty ... but it seemed the logical continuation of previous post. The emotion of the memory of that moment of joy and tears, while I was dancing with my lovely Ivonne, neck Handala always the symbol of Palestinians' right of return.

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last day a year that you change a lot '

I think this blog is now "defunct". Read and follow with interest the blog of the new guys in the civil service because I know that writing is a commitment and it's nice to know to be read. promotes non-stop in the shadow of disappointment that what you do you do it at all. Everything, even the smallest, the most silent, motionless shake our selves, has the effect (the famous butterfly effect!). The moments of impasse, of passage are often the hardest, because you can not figure out which direction it is taking your life. We must have the courage to learn also from these moments, put in the subordinate position that we understand the meaning then, not now, it's too soon.
I reflected on the title of this blog: civil service, a year that changes your life. Well no, I can not say it changed my life ... the 2006 war in Lebanon, lived directly, it has really changed my life. Now I always fiber, grassottina, furuncolina Durbans with a smile (yes provocative little heads in 2006 was changed because
pppure lost weight, TIE). I can not, however, say that it is not changed in my inner self, the less visible. Yes, my life is always the same, with all its ups and downs, moments of difficulty, large awards that result from many people who love me with all their heart. I, a bit 'are changed. First of all, live in daily contact with people who have little or nothing, you insert a microchip in the brain called "moral duty towards them," to be happy with them, even when you're down, we laugh with them. and that's it.
And then, I do not know why I do not know how, but I learned to understand my worth, to have more confidence in myself, to bring on the "machine Oriana." And I feel more feminine, ready to be mom (dad quiet, I'm talking about a hypothetical future after finding her boyfriend, work, I got married in Portovenere in the church of San Pietro and have been around the world in eighty days to clear set my him).
Then the Civil Service is an occasion, beautiful to help us grow, evolve. It also depends on us, as we face it, this magical adventure. With emotion, accountability, openness and respect, one year will be really able to change a bit ', the better.

Sunday, October 4, 2009

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FOLLOW THE WOMEN

"One little person giving all of her time to peace Makes news. Many people giving Some Of Their time can make history " Peace Pilgrim (1908 - 1981)

FOLLOW THE WOMEN 2009:
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COS'è? una manifestazione internazionale di donne in bicicletta per la pace in Medio Oriente, che si svolgerà dall'8 al 22 ottobre attraverso Libano, Syria, Giordania, Palestina, Israele.

Sunday, September 20, 2009

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Si vede che viaggiare ispira lo scrivere...chissà....
Comunque sia mi ritrovo oggi in treno, circondato dalle campagne mantovane-cremonesi-milanesi bagnate da una pioggia incessante che stà durando tutto il viaggio...spero almeno che smetta quando arriverò (e se arriverò!!) a Milano Centrale perchè non ho l'ombrello!

Oggi i pensieri vanno ai miei compagni di avventura like me who have been around for half the world to perform community service. Unfortunately this year has flown by and while I was in R. Moldova have not had much opportunity (also out of laziness) to hear and exchange views! To this I can not wait to see them again in recent days that we spend together with Villapanzone, fill with rivers of words, signs that the international area has already prepared for months.

Many are still doubts and questions: Who carries the mats? Who goes to the grocery store? Who prepares the dinner today? Who's going to withdraw the money? Who and what time you get people?

Despite these "problems" I'm sure there'll get through as usual and I hope the sun comes out so as to make the meetings open and not in front of the fireplace!





Lorenzo

Monday, September 14, 2009

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the airport ....

are at the airport waiting for my flight to take me back in Italy after a year of Civil Service in R. Moldova.
I wanted to take advantage of this time of waiting (and excellent wireless Airport) to write probably the last post in Moldova. Today

the last greetings to the office and I have to admit that they are just embarrassing in the greetings, I did not know what to say, too many things went around the head ... I've gotten to share some chocolates and a bottle of champagne with my colleagues! Living
come to this departure mind many memories:
- first arrival in Chisinau, at night, strange un'odore, Elisa and Igor who welcomed us ...
- the ground kilometers by car, on the streets more or less paved
of Moldova - the many projects we have seen, the commitment and strength that we bring these Moldovans to change their country
- Diakonia colleagues, without of them would not have known how to do it!
- the apartment office, with the girls they could have made the beneficiary of cooked and raw
- Song of Solidarity, 15 days to remember!
- summer camp with the Fr David and his thousand jokes
- our home in Chisinau, where to go to the bathroom you have to open and close the water every time.
- Sport in the parish with its founder Stephen.
- Moldovan holidays, food and wine will!
- sauna, great invention.
- reports and accounts, that effort ..... and it is not over yet ...

Thursday, September 10, 2009

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today another day of work at Diakonia, which is based in Chisinau, R. Moldova.

We did check with the local partner of the shipyard Solidarity.
Together with four executives of the villages, locations and labor camps that saw 19 players to as many young Italian boys with Moldova, we have discussed and shared our impressions and those of Italian volunteers about the days spent together during the singing.


From left: Gabriel Cania, Domna Maria Rosu, Parinte Coscalia Andrei, Mihai Parinte of Ucrainca, Nadia, Julia and Lorenzo.


E 'was a pleasant meeting and rich in content, each of the executives told how he went to the shipyard Solidarity in their village, showing both the strengths and weaknesses that have characterized the field. In this way all the other 3 that listeners have shared a small part of their experience and (hopefully) understand the breadth and usefulness of this project (Construction of Solidarity). Hopefully it is also a way for them to grow and improve in order to propose the Yards Solidarity even more beautiful as they were this year.

Julia and Lorenzo masterfully led the meeting, showing reliability and professionalism, as we see from the photos below:


Lorenzo


Giulia


While Julia and Lorenzo worked thought the local counterpart good to be distracted by eating the typical "Moldovan cannoli."


The deputy director of the Diakonia eating cannoli Moldova during the meeting


The director of the Diakonia eating cannoli Moldova during riunone



Thanks to Gabriela, Maria Domna, Parinte Andrei, Mihai Parinte and Diakonia, and with their help, me and Julia we succeeded in our commitment to faticossissimo coordinators!

Lorenzo

PS: Julia, who is a workaholic, did not want to miss this time despite two hours after he flew to Italy.

Monday, September 7, 2009

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lunch Diakonia



Today last lunch with all the employees of Social Mission Diakonia, the entity with which we collaborate with the Civil Service Abroad, soon I will return and Giulia in Italy and we wanted to greet them in the best ways.
grill, beer and lots of sympathy at the table! So many memories and so many emotions that emerged experienced in this year together with Diakonia!
Thanks to all of them and many wishes for continued work with volunteers coming in Serv.Civile Abroad!

There were gifts typically Moldovan: A

Giulia was given a beautiful hand-embroidered face:


I gave the "baciucan" (think so ...)! It 'a kind of hammer used in the past in the lands of Moldova as a weapon of battle and is the Male force, only males can have it real ... and I do the task!
Nadia told me that the legend is that males are stronger than a hammer this time throwing in the air and fell back after 3 days a terra! Proverò anche io...


Grazie Diaconia!

Lorenzo

Sunday, September 6, 2009

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Maffi in Georgia .. Sergio

5 settembre

Poche righe prima di provare a prendere un po’ di sonno per dirvi che:
Italia-Georgia è stata una partita noiosissima.


Stamattina (lunedì per chi legge) alle 4.40 si parte.

Elisa ha mangiato una quantità industriale di semi di girasole, il signore seduto accanto a me ha attaccato bottone dal 20’ al fischio finale (il bignami del luogo comune), Ettore (che ringraziamo per aver retto un ambrosiano e mezzo per una settimana) era ko per una probabile intossicazione alimentare, the young fans in the row below has not stopped a moment to applaud, yell, dance, play the trumpet and encourage the home team. Until this goal by Kaladze. Then it was the delirium. The stadium began to curse in order: the author of the Italian twice, AC Milan, the referee, Lippi, the mothers of all ... But really! And we were there prepared with a unique identifier for friends and relatives to show the camera at every opportunity?



the end is over, guess what 'with a great final while drunk fans (50,000) came home a little' suspicious for the unexpected gifts of Captain Georgia.

Good. The budget is positive and then I close the tale with a nice DIDI MADLOBA Sakartvelo. I think we'll see you soon!

Sergio

Saturday, September 5, 2009

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in Gruzija

September 4

Dear friends, now let the pictures speak
(typically banal tricks used by the writer lying on the bed with the laptop on my knees sure that the energy savings off the pc shortly after hearing the snoring 'user).



day visit projects of Caritas Georgia in Tbilisi. This is not news for travelers with sharp eyes that levels cities, especially tourist, hide under the carpet the poor and degrading situations. Enter the house (photo) of the elderly, sick or disabled lovingly assisted by nurses and volunteers of CG is embarrassing, but it helps you to forcefully remind you that the last call into question personally. Every day, in addition to receiving dozens of visits to the clinic of Caritas, the workers and volunteers went to the homes of those who can not get out of bed (and then eating, bathing, dressing, self care) and that the State, right-thinking people today would say the welfare state, can not afford to help.



And then the community for children, youth center (laboratory English, computer science, dance, icons, textiles, puppets, ...) soup kitchen (700 meals / day), day care center for the elderly, carpentry, garage ..



CG there. And there trying not to welfarism.

Kaka. Today is back holder. The workshop, which offers scholarships to children of working CAG, it also has a car wash. You had to see the satisfaction in his eyes when the car came back white!



For Maffi (Paul avvisalo comfortable with you ...) Stairway to Heaven is a favorite of Kaka and here there is no schedule that we the stop before you get to 8 minutes. Now that's intercultural!


Sergio

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* "Halfway through the journey of our site *.... Sergio Sergio

...* We ended the dark * sierra *

the straight way was not paved (and to be honest was not even straight
..) *

Dante apart ... We got to the end of our trip and we wanted
compartir * * with you some of the many joys, emotions, difficulties and
adventures together!

Special thanks to Sergeant Garcia (the legendary Max) and his sweet
Amorcito (Pilar), Father Ambrosio (a of the few Italian fans
Inca Kola), Father Antonio (the roommate of a thousand stories and
knowledge) and Carmen (our Cocinera of confidence).



Every morning at 8:15 our paths separated: there were those who left
led by Jesus (the taxi driver with a thousand cars) and those who followed the
carretera * * that leads to wisdom, * Asylum de los adultos mayores *.

start with the ... * * Pequenitos

Our arrival at the center was full of hugs and kisses stritolanti
that have accompanied us every day, give yourself
with disarming spontaneity and sympathy. Our mornings were split between colors, games, singing, dancing ...
but also treatment and knowledge of the moments surrounding
going from house to house with a social worker. One of the most loaded
emotions and smiles is definitely the paseo * * * to * fly * to playa las
cometas (kites) *! All running behind a wire to keep it flying
always higher, the laughter of children and children with them back to us,
having more fun than them!

Meanwhile ....

loads of smiles, ideas and bags full of gifts are presented to us every day by
Abuelitos * * (the grandmother), a place where the surprises are not
never missed ... we were overwhelmed by the their eternal youth, perhaps
were the protagonists of the Peruvian version of the movie Cocoon * *?
go home with a thousand applications received, but in Italy it's cold? You have the Andes? In Rome there are still
gladiators? Do you know who the Pope was in '47? And many many more questions we have
made aware of not being able to participate in
"Who Wants To Be A Millionaire", but certainly gave us a dip in the fantastic world of intercultural
. Every day we came
welcomed by their smiles and their sympathy and joy of life that have given us
from the first day when we met! Their simplicity and joy in life
everyday is unique and admired ...

Back with their smiles and hugs in the heart ...

finally arrives at lunchtime and we were all together,
hungry to enjoy a great mix of * * comida peruana / Italian !

not think that the * late * we did not have anything to do ... we went from
peruana math problems with logic, games with a river
group of children who are waiting the arrival of the wagon * * Maximo ..
flag with teams from infinite to match a * crowded * *.* Kondor

Fortunately I'm not even miss the trips!

do not want to forget all other special guests
encountered along the way, with whom we shared meals, conversations, ideas, experiences and
who gave us the opportunity to compare and find best we
themselves. * Gracias a todos!

* * With the smiles and the faces in the heart of all the people I met there
prepare for our return, after a long journey ... ... *



ps for the next yard to Huacho advise you not to pass
Caracas where cuenta is very salty and suitcases wander here and there ...

Aneta Kudzia
yard Peru





Friday, September 4, 2009

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September 3, Tshinkvali

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present setazza you take alcohol when the rate reached the maximum level tolerable by your body? Here, that one. In Russian we say "susgnac (free transliteration of the author) that rhymes with cognac. But we'll talk later.

After two days as a starter, now the coach was right granted to Kaka deserved rest and decided to play down his role in the field. P. Witold has for many years the director of Caritas Georgia, indeed, to be precise, is the founder. After breakfast, we wait in his car, Instead of issuing an essence disgusting dall'arbre magique, surrounds the sleepy guests of the smell of freshly baked bread: along the path that will lead us to Gori (the city that gave birth to Stalin), meet some families affected by war even today, and who knows how long, not seen for a long slice of bread.



is not difficult to understand when you get to the border with South Ossetia: the police, or rather, the military "disguised" by police, we stopped at a couple of roadblocks, you start to see the terrain observers (literally, no comment) of the European and especially the houses destroyed dai bombardamenti. Tshinkvali, “capitale” di uno stato riconosciuto solo dalla Russia e dal Nicaragua (!!!), si vede ad occhio nudo, ma i sacchi di terra che danno forma alla trincea georgiana, impediscono il passaggio a chiunque. Dal conflitto dello scorso agosto nessuno può passare dall’altra parte, dove militari russi fanno sventolare la propria bandiera accanto a quella ossetina.



L’incontro con le famiglie del villaggio di Ergenti è doloroso: tutto è stato bruciato, saccheggiato, distrutto. La guerra non fa prigionieri. Ma le donne che ricevono le pagnotte con le lacrime agli occhi (Caritas Georgia ha distribuito lamiere per i tetti, materassi, prodotti long-life food, wood for the winter, ...) do not allow us to continue the journey with empty hands: now our car smells like apples, pears, hazelnuts, peaches.



Caritas Ambrosiana, along with other donors to the Network, has helped to build a nursery school that is taking shape. The nursery will host 100 children from the villages of the border and allow people to come together in the community hall. We thank the director of the roof and finished watching the great surprise of the director, already imagining the happy voices of children. The project manager wants to celebrate and invite us to dinner. Il viso di P.Witold si fa cupo e, nonostante il mio tentativo di addossare la colpa agli efficientisti ambrosiani che vogliono correre velocemente da una parte all’altra del Paese, non riesce a declinare l’invito.



Ettore ha contato 19 brindisi. In 1 ora e mezza di pranzo. L’occasione era speciale e quindi, invece del famoso e abbondante vino georgiano, abbiamo pasteggiato con il cognac.

19 brindisi. Il primo alla goccia, a stomaco vuoto. I seguenti, cercando di non svuotare troppo il bicchiere che sennò te lo riempivano immediatamente. Per fortuna che avevo il cellulare! “Isvinitie, mi chiamano dall’ufficio” ,mentre il Maffi, dall’altra end of the line, he laughed taste ... worth noting that Hector was able to make a toast and I also (to St. Ambrose ...). The other 17 all the director of the company regretted the good old days when he could drink eight (8!) Liters of wine per meal. In a toast and the other tells us that in Georgia there are 336 relics of St. George (each kept in a different church). San Giorgio is revered and deserves a toast for every piece of himself that he has left in this world.



I leave you with this love story that fully justifies the table of Georgians.

"When God handed out land to all the peoples of the world, Georgians were engaged, as usual, in a giant table. They arrived late, as always, and God said to them that all the land had already been allocated. The Georgians, without hesitation, replied that they were late only because they toast in honor of Almighty God. Upon hearing this, God was so happy that he gave the Georgians that part of Earth he had reserved for himself. "

Sergio

Thursday, September 3, 2009

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September 2, Samtskhe-Javakheti, Sakartvelo



Just to clarify: this land Georgia is called only for a good part of the planet and not for Kartvelebi, Georgia. Kartlos, considered the father of all Georgians, is the one who suggested the name to this country. I leave it to historians, anthropologists, linguists and geeks of the web to find out why some call Georgia, other Gürcistan, others Gruzija.

But back to Kaka. Today we traveled a lot and fortunately my field of vision was not able to tell if the sound barrier was achievable by the engine of the SUV, certainly rigged. But Kaka, we have now discovered to have become happily grandfather a few days (40 years) has seen fit to bring home some fresh trout with his little family. And so, out of the blue, decided to cross a river to the friendly salesman fish (alive, of course). Only che c’era un ponte da attraversare. A piedi. E invece lui no. Lui, che è una cosa sola con il suo potente mezzo, lasciando atterrito l’equipaggio, ha chiuso gli specchietti e si è avventurato. Per la cronaca, al ritorno, abbiamo usato le nostre gambe.



La strada che porta nella regione di Samtskhe-Javakheti attraversa Gori, città pesantemente bombardata lo scorso anno e così, tra un sorpasso e l’altro, iniziamo a vedere gli insediamenti degli sfollati (che sarebbe meglio chiamare profughi). Domani dedicheremo tutta la giornata a visitare i progetti di Caritas Georgia che li riguardano, ma una foto ve la regalo in anticipo. Non servono commenti.



Finalmente arriviamo ad Arali, villaggio di 800 famiglie (qui gli abitanti non si contano), tipicamente post-sovietico. La miniera di carbone, le industrie, i caseifici, tutte le attività produttive sono fallite il giorno dopo l’indipendenza dall’URSS (Natale 1991) e così la gente sopravvive con i frutti della terra. Cavoli, patate e un po’ d’uva (che qui non manca!) servono per riempire la pancia e per guadagnare pochi lari dopo un estenuante viaggio verso la capitale. L’assistenza sanitaria è un optional per pochi: visita, farmaci, esami sono sempre a pagamento e 30 € di pensione al mese sono davvero una miseria. Il medico di Caritas Georgia si arrangia come can, but all have their own medical records and every Thursday the waiting room is full. Misha

Father, Father Georgian (rare) to believe even one year. And with the help of the Providence of Manzoni longs to offer young people an opportunity to meet, to the testing of their skills: computer labs, textile, math lessons, games. They would like to be the right furnishings of a house recently found (and lived until a few weeks ago) and designed for 60 boys between 16 and 25 years and over 100 children under 16 who live in Aral. We will try to do our part. They are credited for some time.



Sergio

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

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September 1, Tbilisi, Georgia.



's almost 4 am and Tbilisi, the air temperature does not justify the suitcase full of clothes in the autumn, we have "generously" on board because the good sense to have reminded us that heat is better to suffer the cold. Today it was hot, very hot. And so, a bit 'as Toto and Peppino arriving at Central Station in Milan, Elisa and I begin our first mission in the land of the golden fleece.

Ettore (Italian colleague Caritas) welcomes us impeccable (despite the alarm awkward for everyone) and immediately presents us with Kaka. Elisa, I know: you do not write well and who knows how to pronounce, but as you approach the game you do not expect, do a minimum of soccer training!

E 'night, almost morning already, the city is semi-desert, but also should have Kaka in a hurry to get home as zigzagging happily touches, without batting an eyelid, the 140. The emotions here are not lacking.



Three, four hours of sleep and then you begin. We know now the team of Caritas Georgia, history and the sad events of the conflict (much older than that of August 2008) and services that reach an impressive number of people. Ah, almost dimenticavo! Kaka ci scarica e il primo profumo che sentiamo è delizioso: pane appena sfornato. Sì, perché Caritas Georgia ogni giorno sforna una quantità industriale (letterale) di pane che in parte vende ai migliori negozi e alberghi della città e in parte dona ai numerosissimi poveri che raggiunge in ogni dove.

Anche ad Isani. Vecchio ospedale in completo stato di abbandono occupato da 1 anno da circa 800 profughi (80% ossetini, 20% abkhazi) sfollati durante la guerra dei 7 giorni. Qui l’odore è meno gradevole, i colori te li devi immaginare, visto che ormai l’intonaco è a vista. Per settimane questa gente che arrivava dai villaggi non ha avuto acqua potabile, servizi igienici, elettricità. Now someone eager to return to cultivate their land, fertile and generous, trying to grow some tomatoes in the lane.

affected, as always, the drawings of children who have recounted the war from their point of view.



Today Isani 200 new refugees arrive. Here, the fear seems to be passed.

Sergio

Saturday, August 29, 2009

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Thursday, August 20 ... exactly two weeks after our arrival. Gone are the days of the total displacement of full immersion in the preparation of activities and a play, the fears of insects, contaminated water and climate are not always easily bearable, comes perhaps the time to make room for some thought to help metabolize our being here. This month Redes is working on awareness raising, cleaning, care of the environment, recycling ... and building sites, has been asked to make a play (especially children) to carry around to raise or give simple insights into this issue.
Today, our first "theater" (We want to hear them if so called) within Redes. We discover that the hard work of last week led to a job that appeals to children and adults and we must thank the people of the area's gritty "trabajo social" in Redes who calmed the inevitable alleviating concerns that the group talk about recycling, cleaning, garbage, average environment in a fun way (which is fine, especially for children ... but not only) to people living attached to the "Chureca" (landfill) and that in many cases work collecting garbage and then clean them and sell them, there seemed a very simple thing. This morning ... feel the mothers laugh and see them attack was a surprise that perhaps we took power only in the late morning thanks to chat with Mari Carmen, who has helped us to "understand how it is rare to see the smile on the faces appear to be Whether taking on more and more familiar to us. The life stories told Eli and Mari Carmen slowly become real people, real faces, often with sad eyes, but that convey a force which at times does not seem human.

Antonio Somma

Friday, August 28, 2009

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I want to live in the country ...

After the yards of solidarity I decided to stay in R. Moldova and honestly did not know what I would do. I had 2 weeks of rest and absolute solitude in Chisinau and after the construction was heavy because I found myself one day to the next day to have to have super intense days super empty!

In these two weeks I was able to go to my happiness once again to live in the country for a few days. I had been during the easter and this time Sadaclia I went to Firladeni, another village in the R. Moldova. But I went with the clear intent to work, do not want to spend 3-4 days with our hands, there would have made!

E 'so it was! I painted together with the Moldovans that I have hosted a wooden gate brand new, 350 Sticks of wood to give him a white tip and the rest blue.
We went to clean the manure from the pen where the goats were. We went for 3 times a day to collect the milk that was milked from the goats. At 8 pm we had to go to retrieve the cow had been grazing. I have also traveled on a cart pulled by the horse.
So every evening at 10 I was already in bed, and I never dormito così bene come in questi giorni!!


Io e Oleg che pitturavamo il cancello di legno!


Durante il giorno le pause birra erano d'obbligo e il papà del mio collega moldavo che mi ha ospitato ci carburava con 2 bicchieri di birra ogni due ore, in modo che potessimo dipingere al meglio il cancello! La mamma invece ci preparava delle deliziose tavolate con cibo di ogni sorta: zuppe, pasta, formaggio, carne, verdure e vino ovviamente.

Uno dei giorni che ero a Farladeni era anche il mio compleanno e oltre alla birra solita del lavoro ogni tanto mi toccava brindare per la mia nascita con personaggi del paese sconosciuti ma che volevano anche loro festeggiare con me il my birthday with a glass of wine! Son

been 4 days that hardly forget, not only for work but also for the beautiful people I know and for the warm hospitality they have given me. It 'also true that I came as a complete stranger, I arrived with my work colleague Moldovan who introduced me to his parents and some people in the country, but I like to think that in any case I would have been welcomed in this way, I also like I was the village of Farladeni!


the cart!