"When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie..."

I am still recovering after the long dinner for the marriage of my sister and at the same time I have to take a tour of Roma with the people who have come from the States.

if(n=0; n>-1; n++){
Me: "Ehy men! Roma is huge: am I supposed to take you in every monument or museum in three days? And, besides, aren't you tired?"
Them: "Just one more, please..."
Me:
}

I will survive!
(maybe)

I have just realized that I read past journals slower then all of you write new ones. The logical consequence of this fact is that I could never have my message center empty and begin to post my own journals. The simplest solution to this is... deleting.

I apologize for this cruel action but if I keep reading journals, I fear I will never have time to create new works and photos, even now, that my long exams time is out.

I will more than happy to know what all of you have done in this two months, if you want and have time to post or pm me.

I missed . (Did I?)

Best wishes to all of you!

You realize you are not on deviant art since a long time when you do not even remember the codes for your favourite emoticon.
It has been a whole month of study and the next one is going to be the same, so, please, forgive me if I answer slowly to your messages and be patient: my dA brain-engine is still warming up, but it is just a matter of days before being completely functional.

To all the people who are already in holiday time: you simply don't know how I envy you.
To all the people who are still working/studying: I would like to gift you some relaxing minutes, I am going to rummage my pockets looking for them.

A very large hug for all the dA people and a very special hug for my friends here on dA, who I missed during these days.

In the observed universe - a little slice of the supposed universe - there are about 100 billions (100.000.000.000) galaxies.
About 40 of these - the Local Group - are going toward an unknown point, apparently empty, of space.
One of these - The Milky Way - contains about 200 billions stars and it is supposed to travel with an average speed of 600Km/s.
In one of its peripheral - and not so rich - area, a little yellow stars lies rotating at 220Km/s in its galaxy.
Next to this star, a little rocks rotate at 30Km/s, spinning in less than 24 hours per round.
On this little rock, called Earth by its - apparently - most evoluted living beings, I have come back home at an average speed of 3.0Km/h, or 0.00083Km/s.
. . .
The next time you feel sad, before starting to cry, look up to the sky, try to count all the -approximately- 10.000.000.000.000.000.000.000 stars and have a deep long laugh.



PS: Some friend could have already read it, but I am in a cosmological trance... I needed to write it again!