Vado a vivere in America..e mi sa che ci resto per un po'!
martedì 7 agosto 2012
lunedì 6 agosto 2012
A domanda stupida risposta ovvia
Ho detto al baby pediatra che la bimbabomba e' campionessa olimpica di lancio del broccolo, che le pareti di casa mia stanno assomigliando ad un'opera di Pollock fatta con il sugo di pomodoro, che ad ogni pasto il pavimento e' un campo minato di cibo smangiucchiato e questo candido mi dice: "Easy! Get a dog! They are really good at cleaning up!"
Scema me a non averci pensato prima!
Scema me a non averci pensato prima!
sabato 4 agosto 2012
venerdì 3 agosto 2012
Combattere la nostalgia e ammazzare il tempo
Pausa pranzo...
sosta alla Rizzoli a perdermi tra le ultime uscite in lingua natia e scoprire che vendono la Settimana Enigmistica, Topolino, Novella 2000 e Vanity Fair.
Veloce lustratina di occhio con i ragazzoni mezzi ignudi davanti a Hollister.
Panino mozzarella e prosciutto crudo, panna cotta da Cipriani.
Relax a Bryant Park..
E chi mammazza a me....
sosta alla Rizzoli a perdermi tra le ultime uscite in lingua natia e scoprire che vendono la Settimana Enigmistica, Topolino, Novella 2000 e Vanity Fair.
Veloce lustratina di occhio con i ragazzoni mezzi ignudi davanti a Hollister.
Panino mozzarella e prosciutto crudo, panna cotta da Cipriani.
Relax a Bryant Park..
E chi mammazza a me....
Ecco perche' preferisco fare il bagno al mare
While one in five Americans admits to peeing in the pool.
"Nearly 100 percent of elite competitive swimmers pee in the pool. Regularly. Some deny it, some proudly embrace it, but everyone does," Indeed, record-breaking Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps admits to regularly relieving himself while swimming.
"I'm sure I've swum directly behind people who were just letting it all out,"
When mere mortals cop to pool peeing, one of the reasons it seems so offensive is that it violates a code of behavior -- to relieve oneself in the pool, around others, is truly antisocial. But given that the practice seems acceptable in the competitive swimming community, is it really harmful?
Yes, pool pee really can cause a sanitation problem.
The nitrogen in urine binds to the chlorine present in pools -- the sanitizing chemical used to destroy pathogens like E. coli, salmonella and other bacteria people carry -- to create a different chemical, chloramine. That's a problem for two reasons. First, binding to the chlorine ties it up, so it becomes a less effective disinfectant. And that leaves way for dangerous bacteria to survive longer in each pool, which can spread common illnesses like diarrhea from chryptospiridium.
What's more, chloramine is irritating to many people, causing respiratory irritation, coughing and stinging, red eyes. Chloramine also creates a strong smell that many of us associate simply with pools. If you smell that "pool smell," you're most likely smelling chloramine rather than chlorine.
CIT.
"Nearly 100 percent of elite competitive swimmers pee in the pool. Regularly. Some deny it, some proudly embrace it, but everyone does," Indeed, record-breaking Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps admits to regularly relieving himself while swimming.
"I'm sure I've swum directly behind people who were just letting it all out,"
When mere mortals cop to pool peeing, one of the reasons it seems so offensive is that it violates a code of behavior -- to relieve oneself in the pool, around others, is truly antisocial. But given that the practice seems acceptable in the competitive swimming community, is it really harmful?
Yes, pool pee really can cause a sanitation problem.
The nitrogen in urine binds to the chlorine present in pools -- the sanitizing chemical used to destroy pathogens like E. coli, salmonella and other bacteria people carry -- to create a different chemical, chloramine. That's a problem for two reasons. First, binding to the chlorine ties it up, so it becomes a less effective disinfectant. And that leaves way for dangerous bacteria to survive longer in each pool, which can spread common illnesses like diarrhea from chryptospiridium.
What's more, chloramine is irritating to many people, causing respiratory irritation, coughing and stinging, red eyes. Chloramine also creates a strong smell that many of us associate simply with pools. If you smell that "pool smell," you're most likely smelling chloramine rather than chlorine.
CIT.
giovedì 2 agosto 2012
Cosa ci stiamo perdendo
Il nonno oltreoceano, quello preferito, quello che sta magicamente dentro una scatolina e ci parla ogni weekend oggi mi scrive..
qui in localita amena (luogo di villeggiatura ameno e umidiccio) hanno aperto due negozi che farebbero la gioia della bimba bomba..
un negozio di giocattoli
e uno che fa ravioli freschi......
qui in localita amena (luogo di villeggiatura ameno e umidiccio) hanno aperto due negozi che farebbero la gioia della bimba bomba..
un negozio di giocattoli
e uno che fa ravioli freschi......
mercoledì 1 agosto 2012
Momento di stupidera
Lo so che sull'inno non si scherza... ma questa vignetta mi ha fatto di molto sorridere...
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