The green cat
August 15, 2011
last cat.
24hours ago I didn’t think to be able to do this, it isn’t much but… it still feels weird to have done this.
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Never ask your boyfriend… + random news
August 8, 2011
to help you to test your flash.
He will help you (being the subject of the pictures) but he will waste all of these with crazy facial expression or something else.
This isn’t the best shot taken in almost-whole darkness in the backyard of my country house, but that’s the only one where he isn’t doing funny faces.
I both regret and love that part of him is out of the frame and that the central area of the picture is just BLACK, but I do love this crazy picture.. hoping he won’t ask me to remove it.
I know it looks like I gave up posting, especially in English language, but a lot of things happened and since most of my american friends now don’t have much time to talk with me, the result is that writing and speaking English is getting more difficult for me… that’s sad, but I hope this won’t be the last word on my “relationship” with this language
Last update… you’ll read this tomorrow on the day after tomorrow 
Mt Etna is active today
July 31, 2011
My little leica from today has a not-that-little scratch on its monitor… sic! Goofy girl… but the show is worth.
Cat’s siesta
July 22, 2011
This cat spent at least 2hours on the wall.
Even cats get lazy in summer-time!
Sunflowers 2011 – goodbye
July 13, 2011
This year I planted about 10 sunflowers seeds, 6 came out, 3 died before what I call their “teen age”, 1 one is strong enough to probably make seeds (if birds won’t eat them)…
I am probably not going to use sunflower seeds next year…
Raining black sand
July 10, 2011
When the dark “sand” thrown from Mt Etna is falling on town, it’s quite easy to see people with umbrella, helmet or any other thing that can protect your head.
The “sand” doesn’t hurt but it is pretty annoying to have this in the hair.
Well… not everyone is that wise, me, for example… 
Black Sand
July 9, 2011
Today, in Catania, it rained… black sand. Thanks to Mt Etna.
More pictures (and hopefully more information) in the following days.