true agony.

- My daughter cleared one point: the sleepers of her mom remain in her luggage.

- On request only: old air filters to make the winter less crystal from inside a car..

- Rule of thumb: more heating, less light or the opposite, agony.

- One more cold is not the end of all.

- There is a street named "via stradaccia" in the industrial zone of Castel Maggiore, agony.

- ToDo (almost one time): opening the main door you must sing "Come'e' bello far l'amore.." by Raffaella Carra'.

- She was full toothbrush in mooth, kidding. So I looked my daughter eyes and we traveled the hall side to side while I was playing the wedding march..

- Supermarket entrance, a man bargaining for money: "Oh-Oh-Oh", me: "What is the matter?", him: "Just a salut!". Entering a woman: "Co-Co-Co", agony.

- Starting Bologna vs Napoli (strongest team of the lega). As the Bologna's 1st goalkeeper enjures himself it enters the 17 years old 3rd goalkeeper..

- When you show agony to my daughter she soon states: "again"!?

- Never ask my wife to hurry up to finish the meal, it will be certanly dog food!

- Never store milk canteens around the flat if you are afraid of showers.

- Can you feel it (the agony) ?

- Searching for parents who kindly can host my messages to the class. My wife is censuring me, thx.

- Found a thick, long and dark bread walking around my district, that was Real Jesus!

- It seems enough clear for my doughter, it is "gellow", not "giallo", not "yellow"!

- My wife from speaking femminine words only, she speak mascholine words only now, good boy.

- Just discovered that my next website navai is the short for the dialectal " 'na vai? ", agony.

- Just suggested my wife to think about the divorce to get a reduction on the local taxes (as solo house occupant).

- One dude on the wrong way and one lady leaving the road to half million people. It is enough to talk about "old school"..

- Night work is hard, bounching head against the wc wall is the hardest, agony.

- Sometimes your lady and daughter can both prefrer a male teacher. It appears *the standard* if not lots of men have the same preference..

- Inside the hospital lift, Me: "*Three* as well?", Old lady: "Two, please" Me: "It seems totally the bingo!"

- At the supermarket, the cashcounter "It is fiftheen and here three". Me: "It is funny like playing cards!".

- The case is strange, going for swimming you can lose a classmate but get the head coach.

- In the market. Me: "Hello, may I get my peach tea, please?" Far voice: "Sure!" Me: "Where are you?" and turning back on the cash counter she was head up on her smartphone "he-he, you didn't catch it!?", agony.