I want to greet Charles, Antonio and Manu and do a thousand good wishes to Mark for his 22 years! Hello Anna B.
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
How To Make A Platypus
commuters and station Bagheria: daily travel chaos
Basically the situation is not resolved. Travelling by train along the route Bagheria-Palermo is a true odyssey, a journey without painful glimmers of hope, a crucible of suffering that you are destined to bear along with your purse or your books. The parties apparently have not solved anything, commuters say they are only promises. The town seems to be watching, as well as those who look with eyes wide open landscape scary. Every now and then deal with the tracks, then someone calls the police but in the end the story keeps repeating itself in a spiral rhythm Scandic by time and seasons: the beginning of school, Christmas, then the summer. Meanwhile, we continue to go to work or university with a soul caught between the walls of anxiety: fight, suffer, live, that eternal dilemma! Bagheria station was also renovated, but we will never redeem?
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Light Crude Live Price Chart
include closures and alternate rounds Bagheria is queued in pharmacy
Those who have lived on their skin this summer Bagheria knows what you are writing: the now famous code in a pharmacy-style supermarket, fantozziana memory. Actually this is a phenomenon that in fact it takes place more frequently, even far beyond the canonical summer holidays, where pharmacies are alternated in a bustle of closures and openings. A growing phenomenon in diffusion time. And I believe that many have experienced directly the experience in which you must fit in numerino, as is already done at the post office or bank, with the difference that here at stake is the health and medicines, commodities and that is often a last resort. Bagheria is full of people belonging to every corner of its streets. A large human agglomerations whose ramifications will extend and attack with concrete memories of the campaigns and lemon orchards, which now populate maybe just the memories of some adults and the elderly. So why not consider the possibility of opening new pharmacies in Bagheria? Why you have not already done so? Why not widen the range of drugs sold in drugstores already Bagheria but still insufficient to meet the needs of a basin extensive user? These aspects contribute to the assessment of quality of life of a small town and this certainly does not guarantee Bagheria sufficiency.
Monday, September 13, 2010
Pork Causes Rheumatism
Bagheria and pedestrian: a walk in Corso Umberto still hoping for rain
The other day I had errands and found myself walking in the Corso Umberto, the main street of Bagheria that in recent years has become a true pedestrian path. You could make some considerations about the usefulness of the pedestrian area of \u200b\u200bCorso Umberto, utilities that still are not convinced, just as I have been in the past, but I would like to focus on other aspects that I think are worthy of civic interest, such as the cleanliness of this "main drive." A built straight up stones that have become darker over time and blackened, stained dall'onta neglect and the presence of waste abandoned and left for days in the shelter of trees without vitality. So I felt distinctly and with each step tickle gauge the neglect of my shoes. And I walked for about ten minutes "u stratuneddu" long strides. It 'was a bit sad, I do not think it is fair to hope that the rain will continue to work our carelessness.
Monday, September 6, 2010
Do I Need A Fan In The Kitchen
Test 1
There is a relationship between our childhood and adult life? The events that have involved children can influence the way we live and our current relationships? The answer is yes, absolutely. 
The educational style of our parents, the quality of life we \u200b\u200bhave lived, social relations, events, any traumatic situations determine what we are.
If we add to this the influence of our inheritance, with our genes and characteristics passed down from ancestors, the magic recipe is complete.
would certainly be impossible to exclude the influence hereditary component, the result of improvements and adjustments coated over several generations, following the continuous and discontinuous trajectories of development.
If we received a balanced educational style, based on listening and support in times of difficulty, without overly rigid and authoritarian styles, we got a good start and probably will have emotional relationships more stable and satisfactory.
In this sense it is important that parents are highly responsive, ie they are ready to support the small and now the right time. Through a calm working parents must make the child understand that there are and that these rules must be followed.
At the same time, however, the child does not need oppressive mothers, too close when you want to explore the environment or totally absent when it cries and draws his attention.
The quality of attachment is important. This kind of secure base that is formed during childhood remains stable during development. Already at about 3 months the child begins to discriminate against people, especially those who take care of him, and begins like this kind of basic relationship for the future development, accentuated by 8 months onwards.
More attachment will be built on a secure basis, with an assertive and authoritarian style of education, the more the child can count on a strong and solid support, which will be especially useful for coping with stress.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Quotes To Put On Save The Date Wedding Cards
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