Have you heard of Cinabro Carrettieri? It’s a cartmakers shop in Ragusa Ibla, where they make traditional carts and carriages by hand. I’m talking old-school craftsmanship, and definitely not mass-produced stuff. Essential during the 1800s to mid 1900s, the cart is an important part of Sicilian folklore and iconography. “The same way that monuments and buildings tell the story of our humanity, the Carretto Siciliano tells the story of Sicily,”
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I do not know how to call this kind of social media attack of fake followers. Someone contacted me through Instagram this weekend. He said they thought I deserved more IG followers and he could give them to me without money. I asked what he meant. (I guessed the idea at this point but I just wanted to see what he answered).
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However, a couple of years after, I read in the news that some Finnish people have found funny notes in their information in the medical database.
Kerran minulla oli töissä ikkuna auki. Olimme kolmannessa kerroksessa töissä. Huikkasin työkaverilleni, että täällä haisee tupakka.
Meillä sitten syötiin lapsena pottumaitoa ja reikäleipää harva se päivä, siis silloin kun äiti oli töissä ruuanlaittoaikaan ja isä vastuussa ruuanlaitosta.
Despite of the lack of sea .. the mountain breeze here is my kind of thing. Today it was “only” 7 degrees, but it was a perfect weather to walk outside.
There was a lot of happening in Ragusa yesterday. It was the Festa di San Giovanni Battista.
In Ragusa, not even Google maps knows about the local public transportation. So what can you do? At least let me get you going with these links.
Nuori nainen istuu kivellä lammen rannalla. Hän lukee kirjaa ja kassissa hänen vierellää näyttäisi olevan muutama muukin kirja. Nainen on kaunis, hentoinen ja hänellä on yllään vihertävä pitkä mekko. Punaiset pitkät suortuvat kihartuvat olkapäiden yli valtoimenaan ja tuuli leikittelee muutamalla …
