mercoledì 18 febbraio 2009

for follow better sanremo festival


when the people like kidding


Hello there, My name is Debbie mota from the united state. Here's just a little about me.I am 29 years old,single and down to earth.I am graphic design artist,i am creative i see my job as one of the best things i ever achieved.I am caring,loving,fun to be with,and i have a good sense of humor.I believe honesty is best in any relationship.thats why i try as much as i can to be faithful to my partner anytime i have the opportunity to be with one. I am get to travel alot due the nature of my work. So traveling has been a part of me.I love cooking,playing tennis, and going to the theartre.i love kids to and i hope to have one in the nearest future and i hope it'll be with the best man nature can offer me.i hope this tells a little about me.I'll let the rest be for the man of my dream.Also, my perfect match has to be the type of guy who respects the fact that I am very close to my family. He has to understand that two people can be in a committed relationship without being attached at the hip. He has to be honest, kind,caring, humble, and understand that a good women are hard to come by (cause I sure know good men are hard to come. Hope to hear from you soon.Debbie




and you ask me? found somebody from united states no? hahahaha



martedì 17 febbraio 2009

a little blu rose for my friend cristiana


tonight start sanremo...for a week


you can follow the sanremo nights here
http://www.sanremo.rai.it/R2_HPprogramma/0,,1067197,00.html

or on rai international
http://www.raiinternational.rai.it/

from 9:00 pm italian time



ey little sam


friend don't worry for the friendship between us...is everything ok....hope you sleep and make your life....


don't forget the friendship America-Italy


your friend luca

anyway nancy pelosi is welcome in italy




our dear countrywoman


one thing is sure....i don't want guantanamo prisons in italy


US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, foreground, answers journalists questions in the Italian parliament's lower chamber, with lower chamber President Gianfranco Fini, background, in Rome, Monday, Feb. 16, 2009. Pelosi is on an official visit in Italy till Wednesday Feb. 18, 2009.(AP Photo/Pier Paolo Cito) (Pier Paolo Cito, AP / February 16, 2009)ROME (AP) — Italy will not accept any Guantanamo Bay detainees when the U.S. prison shuts down, a close ally of Premier Silvio Berlusconi said Monday after meeting with U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.Gianfranco Fini, the speaker of Italy's Chamber of Deputies, said he knew of no Italian citizens at Guantanamo. People can be held in Italian prisons only after they are sentenced by the Italian judiciary or countries with which Rome has a bilateral agreement, he said.Italian reports, citing human rights organizations, say as many as a dozen people who had been residents of Italy but not citizens are being held at Guantanamo. Italian officials have not addressed the issue.President Barack Obama has ordered the prison in Cuba to be closed within a year and his administration is reviewing the Guantanamo cases to determine whether the suspects remaining there should be tried in U.S. courts or released to other countries