Buon 2020!✨
🎆 ✨Buon anno✨ 🎆 Feliz año 🎆 ✨ Bonne année ✨ 🎆 Happy New Year🎆 ✨ Prost Neujahr ✨ 🎆 Καλή χρονιά 🎆 ✨ С Новым Годом✨ 🎆 Szczęśliwego nowego roku 🎆
Category: holidays
The Passing of a Legend
October 31 is sometimes called Magic Day, to commemorate Harry Houdini (1874–1926), one of the world’s best-known magicians. He died on October 31, 1926, at the age of 52, and one year after his death his wife presented a trophy in honour of him, on that day. After that, the Society of… Read More The Passing of a Legend
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Dopo due settimane di relax a Tenerife mi sento ancora il mare nel cuore
Wanderlust
🌅 A presto, amici, dopo le disavventure in Marocco vado a rilassarmi per un po’ a Tenerife (da buona pensionata) 🌅
Wanderlust
✈ 🚌 A presto, amici: sono in partenza per il Marocco! 🚌 ✈
🎥 CINEFORUM: “The Post”
“The Post” è un film del 2017 diretto da Steven Spielberg con protagonisti Meryl Streep e Tom Hanks, che narra la vicenda della pubblicazione dei Pentagon Papers, prima sul New York Times e poi sul Washington Post. I Pentagon Papers sono dei documenti top-secret del Dipartimento della Difesa degli Stati Uniti d’America che svelano decenni… Read More 🎥 CINEFORUM: “The Post”
“All I Want for Christmas Is You”🌟
🌟MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!🌟 I don’t want a lot for Christmas There is just one thing I need And I don’t care about the presents Underneath the Christmas tree I don’t need to hang my stocking There upon the fireplace Santa Claus… Read More “All I Want for Christmas Is You”🌟
Compliment Your Mirror Day
July 3 is “Compliment Your Mirror Day”, a day to encourage self-acceptance and to acknowledge that we are special and beautiful. This holiday is not just about physical attractiveness, which is ephemeral, but about raising our self-worth and recognizing our inner strengths and beauties. Therefore let’s find the closest mirror, take a look… Read More Compliment Your Mirror Day
Life is no picnic, but….
… today (18th June, 2018) is International Picnic Day. The word “picnic” comes from the French language, and it became popular pastime in France after the Revolution (1789,) when royal parks became open to the public for the first time. The term derives from pique-nique, used to describe a group of people dining… Read More Life is no picnic, but….
Pantelleria: what’s in a name?
Pantelleria, the largest volcanic satellite island of Sicily, was conquered by the Arabs in 700 AD: they named it “ بنت الرياح Bint al-Riyāḥ” or “the daughter of the winds”, due to the strong winds that arise off the north coast of Africa. The Arabs are attributed many of the most characteristic elements of its… Read More Pantelleria: what’s in a name?
