Julius Verne has shown off that for the people there is a way faster then any mechanical invention to cross the world in a heartbeat: the word.
The word is the passpartout that opens any door of the world. Do you like to be a Passpartout?
Today, in Internet era, 80 days to make the turn of the world seem an eternity.
And if for once time don't we turn the world, but we make to turn the world with our stories? I'd like to be a second of world's life.
The desire of the blog that we have opened is to collect histories. A world in a page of common diary.
It will be interesting to read every day a different story from a different people that live in a different place of this world.
Join us if you want, just write what has happened to you today, in english and in your mother tongue also add an image from your phone, your camera or anything else and send all to story@oneworldmanylifes.com.
We want to meet you! We want to meet you story.
ciao veronese!
attingo con avidità alla tua libreria inglese....ricordi di un periodo splendido della mia vita!!!
Grazie per la visita. La tua libreria è ricca di libri in inglese.
Heey Marty, amicizia ricambiata! Cerca anche Lara: http://www.anobii.com/picio/books
Paula Spencer
I give up...life is too shortI decided to read Paula because I loved "The woman who walked into the doors". But this time the story is so messed up, full of flash back memories that I have to stop and reread the passages again and again.continue)
This style make the book a heavy and sometimes boring one and though I really sympathi ... (
I decided to read Paula because I loved "The woman who walked into the doors". But this time the story is so messed up, full of flash back memories that I have to stop and reread the passages again and again.
This style make the book a heavy and sometimes boring one and though I really sympathized with Paula I have so little time to read that I prefer to spend it with a book I'm enthralled with, instead of struggling to finish this one.
Sorry for Roddy