Posting here again after 5 months of unplanned silence, despite so many new discoveries, new adventures, new meetings that I could have shared...BUT you know sometimes offline life do not merge with online life ➖➕
It’s been quite natural I have to say, as if I were suddenly tired of this media, tired of posting, tired of your posts and “lives” through a screen, through a filter, tired of your strategies, advertising, your daily “ode to self”, of you creating your own corner of influence.
I was probably sick of myself being here.
Social media provided a global connectedness, they say it has given us as individuals more control over our and others’ lives and how we express ourselves. But that is not working for me probably.
I’ve seen and learned so much from the troubled world outside in the past 5 months, and though I need social media for my travel blogging life, I’ve learned and appreciated working behind a screen, developing strategies, developing proposals and synergies, not necessarily been on the front line, not necessarily being here and share content.
So if being absent from social media - especially when you’re a travel blogger or writer - may be perceived as a non-professional behavior, I experienced that if your ideas and values are quality oriented and creative enough, you are free to be away from here, if you want to.
And honestly this place and its inhabitants won’t miss you.
Let’s stop overthinking now, I'm finally at ease and happy to come back here and share some thoughts and beautiful photos with you of all the nice places I happen to discover. 📸 Took this pic at Copenhagen airport few weeks ago; Kastrup is one of Europe's busiest airports, with a flight taking off every 2 minutes 🛫
Love this neon installation...could be my life motto #thejourneyison
The desert is beautiful," the little prince added. And that was true. I have always loved the desert. One sits down on a desert sand dune, sees nothing, hears nothing. Yet through the silence something throbs, and gleams... "What makes the desert beautiful," said the little prince, "is that somewhere it hides a well..." I was astonished by a sudden understanding of that mysterious radiation of the sands.
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince
Sicuramente già conosci il concept dello “scambio casa”, del viaggiare e alloggiare in casa di perfetti, ma generosi sconosciuti capaci di affidare il loro nido a completi estranei. Ma ora ti chiedo, lo hai mai provato? Lo proveresti? Ti stuzzica l’idea di andartene in una città che non è la tua, per un weekend ad esempio, e sentirti proprio come fossi uno del posto, godendoti una bella casa, calda e vissuta, a tua disposizione?
Marsala è un cittadina dalla storia incredibile e affascinante, nel mio ultimo viaggio in Sicilia segnato da giornate di vorticoso scirocco, mi sono lasciata totalmente catturare dall’atmosfera che si respira qui, prendendomi tutto il tempo di immergermi e scoprire ogni angolo di questa cittadina che sorge sulle rovine dell’antica città punica di Lilibeo, dal cui nome deriva l’appellativo di lilibetani per i suoi abitanti. In questo articolo troverai tutti gli angoli bellissimi che ho visitato di questa città, tra storia, arte, architettura e natura. Marsala merita davvero di essere vissuta a ritmo lento.
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