catartica

hey! i'm sorry if i disappeared for so many months, but i can't find a reason to be here at the moment. i'm in a appearent creative stagnation, i'm not taking any photo, so i have nothing to upload and other people's stuff makes me envious :D i currently hate digital cameras, i have no money for polaroid film and i can't see the point of shooting 35mm when i can't develop it myself. things will change during the fall, because i'm moving to bari (again!), where it's damn hard to find darkroom classes, but i'm going to take them anyways, even though they end at late night and this means that i'll be exposed to the risk of being gunshot. bar

hello deviants! i hope you didn't worry for the fact that i wasn't online for so long! honestly, at the moment the idea of being indoors, in front of the computer, just bores me to death. i prefer staying outside, where i have a lot of things to do... the garden, the olive grove, you know:D. when the weather is bad i stay inside and stitch or read hundreds of books. now i have this obsession with bicycles and i decided to buy a bike, instead of buying a car. it's more ethical, not polluting, slower (i'm quite afraid of speed) and easier to park. i can't wait, really! i'm so old fashioned :D. so, i have no money to renew my subscription to

so, i finally became a political activist and entered the pool of mud and blood that surrounds small towns' politics. it's funny and scary at the same time, like every new thing that involves unknown people is to me. in the beginning it was great, now i'm in a more paranoid phase, but it will end soon. i don't really feeel comfortable when they all start talking about the seventies, of the mayors of the past, of all those things i don't know much about. it's not that they only care about those things, on the contrary my party has a worldwide viewpoint on things, but we're caring about a local issue at the moment. a while ago i bought a book