La soffitta del tempo perduto...

....è là , nella mente e nel sogno, dove è possibile recuperare le speranze e le aspettative, dove volere è potere e tutto diviene possibile, dove la fantasia e la creatività non vengono strangolate dai ritmi di una vita frenetica ed il tempo scorre lentamente, dove la mente vola libera senza restrizioni, dove finalmente si è liberi di essere e ci si può rifugiare e prendere un respiro.

The attic of the lost time....is there, in the mind and dreams, where is possible to recover the hopes and the expectations, where what you want is what you can and everything becomes possible, where fantasy and creativity are not strangled from the rhythms of a phrenetic life and time flows slowly, where the mind flyes free with no restrictions, where finally one is free of being and can refuge in and take a breath.

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martedì 7 febbraio 2012

Is this Rome ?

Can you believe this is the sunny Rome ?? YES !! I'm living only 20 km away from the city and this is what we found on Friday morning ! 2 feets of snow, never happened before !
Beautiful....









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4 commenti:

  1. MeganH7 febbraio 2012 alle ore 16:22

    I heard from an English friend that Europe, including up to the Mediterranean, was in a deep freeze atm....brrrrr! Keep your woolly socks on!

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  2. Rachel7 febbraio 2012 alle ore 17:36

    Surprising and very cold! I hope you are managing to keep cosy and warm inside!

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  3. Kimberly Servello10 febbraio 2012 alle ore 13:53

    You live 20 km from Rome? You lucky girl! I dream of traveling to Rome. Here in the Northeast of the US we're used to snow in the winter, but I know Rome doesn't get a lot of snow.
    I love your picture of the gate between the snowy shrubs. It's very quaint looking. I imagine it to be the gate to a secret garden.

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  4. Cynthia Gilbreth21 febbraio 2012 alle ore 15:58

    I read about this in the newspapers and was shocked! But we in Southern California also saw a few snowflakes in December, but they never reached the ground. What an unusual winter!

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