Vivendo di valigie si ripulisce spesso il loro contenuto, i libri si rovinano, le foto ingialliscono, le vite si dimenticano e ogni spostamento crea uno spazio nuovo, un inizio eterno, almeno fino a quando riesci a vivere di posti di passaggio, di punto a capo, del sempre in movimento, di questa energia apparentemente rinnovabile, spinta dalla fuga alla condizione umana. (more…)

Di Lindsay Cas

(al più presto lo tradurrò in Italiano)

Although I have lived in Italy for several years in the past, I have never actually worked here or applied for a job, not until this year that is.

I first came to Italy in 1999 to study and stayed until 2003. The country and people fascinated me, and I soon fell in love with the Italian approach to life, however, I also quickly understood that Italy was not going to offer me anything promising after graduating, unless I had enough money to sustain myself long enough until a good opportunity came along, or used the few connections I had, and so I opted to go back first to Belgium and then move to London instead, to chase the best working opportunities in a way I had been brought up to believe they should be given and found, that is purely based on talent and achievements. (more…)