Fontana Angelica, Turin, Italy.
Sometimes, reading what travel bloggers write about a place I also have visited is so strange. It seems like their imagination is much richer than mine. That is what I feel reading about Turin, the capital of Piedmont, Italy.
In the Ferrari Museum, Maranello, Italy.
Many years ago, when we had almost completed the reconstruction of our first apartment, Michael Schumacher won the race in Hungaroring (Hungarian Grand Prix 2001) and became the winner of FIA Formula One World Championship. A bottle of champagne “blew up” not only on the podium in Budapest, but also in our new kitchen. We had celebrated his victory, and then were forced to repaint the kitchen ceiling as a result.
The cemetery at the Mount of Olives, Jerusalem, Israel.
Have you ever asked yourself where would you like to spend the last days of your life just before you leave this world?
If not, don’t read on. You are too young, and your whole life is ahead of you. Just live!
If yes….
