IIIQ - 2019-2020 by Lara Ferrini

Canada-A.C. A B.

2018-12-18 12:38:04 UTC

Bùche de Noel, it’s a swiss roll covered in chocolate filled with jam spread in Francia and other countries.

M.R. and B.K. - Norwegen Food for Christmas

2018-12-18 12:38:28 UTC

At Christmas in Norway the main dishes are based on fish and meat.
The inevitable Christmas dish is however the lutefisk, consisting of soaking cod.
The porridge containing the lucky almond is also not to be missed. Among the typical Norwegian sweets of the Christmas period, there is the julekake, a bread stuffed with raisins.

MT&AA

2018-12-18 12:39:19 UTC

THE CRHISTMAS FOOD OF AUSTRALIA
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MAR Xmas food in Kenya & Serbia

2018-12-18 12:40:41 UTC

The tipical Xmas food in Kenya Menù are:
- Ugali (thick paste of cornmeal starch)
- Sukuma Wiki (collard green)
- Chapatis (Indian bread)
- Irio (mashed potatoes, kernels of corn and green peas)
- Nyama Choma (meat) and Kuku Choma (chicken)
- Stew (meat + potatoes + carrots + boiled vegetables)

- Pilau (rice dish)

Chapattis, drinks liquor and roasted meat commonly referred to as nyama choma are also prominent in the festivities.

After the Christmas day, the following day in Kenya is a holiday too as it is observed as the Boxing Day

M. C. and T. V. - Portugal

2018-12-18 12:40:42 UTC

On Christmas Eve, a family dinner known as the night of the “Consoada” is celebrated. The word Consoada refers to a small meal that is taken at the end of a day´s fasting and derives from the Latin word consolare, meaning “to comfort”.

For most Catholics, (Advent) the period of preparation for Christmas, begins on the fourth Sunday before Christmas.

Advent is also refereed to as “little Lent,” because, like lent, it is a time of repentance and fasting. Fasting during Advent used to be universal, most Western Christians today treat Advent as a “Before Christmas Day”.

In the North of Portugal, it is the custom for people to reserve places at the table set for the Consoada supper for those relatives who have recently passed away, or else to leave the table laid and a candle or lamp lit throughout the night to comfort and warm their souls. Some families light a “Christmas log,” or cepo de Natal, a piece of oak that burns on the hearth.
Traditionally, the Christmas Eve supper consists of abstaining from meat dishes. The traditional fish, is Bacalhau (salted cod), but other regions eat Polvo (Octopus), or another fish. Many appetizers such as, Bolinhos de Bacalhau, Rissois de Camarao, and many other treats are served. Christmas day meals usually consist of meat dishes such as roast Pork, chicken, or lamb.

L.A. and M.M. - The United States

2018-12-18 12:40:50 UTC

For the Christmas day in the Unitad States like main course there is some meat, turkey or roast duckling with winning recipe or crow roast with apricot dressing.

N.D. and A.B. Argentina

2018-12-18 12:43:13 UTC

By this time, you should be full to bursting. But that doesn’t mean you have to stop. This is Christmas. What you need is something to graze greedily on for the rest of the evening, like cattle in the pampas. Seeing as chocolate isn’t ideal for the heat and often ends up a molten mess, the popular choice tends to be turrón (nougat). Mantecol, made with peanuts and sold in block form, is the brand that goes hand-in-hand with an Argentine ChristmasThe first rule of Christmas food in Argentina is: forget the roast turkey and learn to embrace Vitel Thoné (check out this recipe from Katie Metz de Martínez via Hispanic Kitchen). It may sound like a new French mineral water, but Vitel Thoné is actually one of Argentina’s most beloved Christmas dishes, originally hailing from Italy, like many Argentines. It’s made of peceto (veal), topped with a sauce of tuna, mayonnaise and anchovies. No, it’s not to everyone’s taste, but neither are Brussels sprouts, so grit your teeth if you have to and dig in. Note that peceto is not especially prevalent during the rest of the year, but come December supermarket supplies are stocked high. If you feel inspired to give it a go, here’s a video recipe (This one from Brazil actually skips the tuna, but it wins out over other internet offerings for having the jauntiest music.)

H.P. I.V. christmas food in japan

2018-12-18 12:53:00 UTC

S.F and J.R.-Macedony

2018-12-19 15:14:04 UTC

Macedony is a balcan state and for this has a food influences from the other balcan state,but european too.There are a lot of christmas traditional meals:
-Tavce grafce:this food is made with beans,pepper,oil,salt and tomato puree.
-Sarma:this food is made with rice(and some mincead meat and spices)wrapped with grapes leaves or cabbage leaves.
-Qebap:it is a mincead meat with some spices,often made with a beef meat or chicken meat;
-Pet:this food is made with several layers of puff pastry.In the several layers everyone put different food:onion,spinach,courgette and meat.This food is delicious but is a fatty food;
-Taratur:this food is a side;it is made with yoghurt,cocumber,onion,garlic,
oil and walnut;it is so fresh and fizzy.
-Lokum:it is a jelly,that could be with strawberries.lemon or orange,with a powdered sugar.Inside it could has a walnuts or almonds;
-Tulumba:this food is a sweet fry dipped in syrup;

Christmas food in Russia-L.R V.S

2018-12-20 09:10:19 UTC

Principal dishes on the Christmas table in old Russia included a variety of pork (roasted pig), stuffed pig's head, roasted meat chunks, jelly (kholodets), and aspic. Christmas dinner also included many other meats: goose with apples, sour cream hare, venison, lamb, whole fish, etc.. The abundance of lumpy fried and baked meats, whole baked chicken, and fish on the festive table was associated with features of the Russian oven, which allowed successful preparation of large portions.

Finely sliced meat and pork was cooked in pots with semi-traditional porridge. Pies were indispensable dishes for Christmas, as well as other holidays, and included both closed and open style pirogi (pirozhki, vatrushkas, coulibiacs, kurnik, boats, saechki, shangi), kalachi, cooked casseroles, and blini. Fillings of every flavor were included (herbal, vegetable, fruit, mushrooms, meat, fish, cheese, mixed).

Sweet dishes served on the Russian Christmas table included berries, fruit, candy, cakes, angel wings, biscuits, honey. Beverages included drinking broths (kompot and sweet soups, sbiten), kissel, and, from the beginning of the 18th century, Chinese tea.

A.P. S.C. christmas food in France

2018-12-20 09:52:03 UTC

French families celebrate christmas eve, the "Revellon" at home or in a restaurant. The typical sweet in all the nation

E.M. M.P. A.F.

2018-12-20 09:54:26 UTC

MT&AA

2019-01-15 12:25:39 UTC

Australian typical crhirstmas food
 Pavlova 
Named after the Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova, the origin of this meringue dessert has long been disputed between Australians and New Zealanders. The Pav is an egg dessert with a crisp meringue shell and airy marshmallow-like centre, covered in stiff peaks of whipped cream and fresh fruit, including cherries, which are in season during the Australian summer.

The United States

2019-01-15 12:26:24 UTC

The United States of America has many different traditions and ways that people celebrate Christmas, because of its multi-cultural nature. Many customs are similar to ones in the UK, France, Italy, The Netherlands, Poland and Mexico.

The traditional american christmas food is turkey,accompanied from vegetables like potatoes and carrots.

. The traditional meal for Western European families is turkey or ham with cranberry sauce. Families from Eastern European origins favour turkey with trimmings, keilbasi (a Polish sausage), cabbage dishes, and soups; and some Italian families prefer lasagne!

Kenya food

2019-01-15 12:27:31 UTC

A.P. and S.C. "Christmas food in France"

2019-01-15 12:27:38 UTC

French families celebrate christmas eve, the "the revellon" at home or in a restaurant. The typical sweet in all the nation is the bùche the noel, the typical christmas chocolate basson: a christmas sweet in the shape of a fir a lot coloured. The almond cream is used for "galette de rois", the cake of king, a puff pastry with almonds cream and the classic "fava": a coloured figurine. The one who finds it becomes the king or the queen.

M.P. and A.F. - Spain

2019-01-15 12:29:43 UTC

Turrón

Everyone loves a good Christmas dinner, but nothing is tastier than all the sweet things eaten around the holidays. Although they say that ‘Spain is different’, perhaps this is not the case regarding holiday treats. Spaniards don’t typically eat food that is quite as sugar-laced as Americans, but we’re certain that you won’t be disappointed when you try turrón, which is a sort of ‘oversized candy bar’ that comes in different flavors.

Roscón de Reyes

Although not celebrated in America, and at most a day on the Church calendar, in Spain the traditional gift-giving day in the 6^th of January. Known commonly as el Día de Reyes, or just simply Reyes, the religious name is la Epifanía del Señor, which is essentially the same term used in English, which is Epiphany

M.F M.M "christmas food in serbia"

2019-01-15 12:29:50 UTC

Most Serbians are Orthodox Christians who follow the Julian calendar. Thus, Christmas Eve is celebrated on Jan. 6 and Christmas on Jan. 7.

Serbian Christmas Bread Recipe - Cesnica or Bozicni Kolac

The cesnica or bozicni kolac, also known as "money bread," is placed on the Christmas Eve table, but is not consumed until Christmas Day morning when it is broken, not cut, into serving pieces, with one extra for the polozajnik. Whoever gets the coin baked inside will be lucky for the rest of the year.

Serbian Dried Fruit Compote Recipe - Suvo Voce
Sometimes the dried fruit compote or suvo voce is eaten before the meal begins, sometimes afterward as dessert. It's made with any combination of dried fruit, usually prunes, that have been cooked in water and sugar until they are tender. The liquid is as prized as the fruit. In Polish, this is known as kompot and the same recipe works for a Serbian Christmas Eve.

Serbian Meatless Soup Recipes - Posna Supa

There is usually a soup course at the Christmas Eve meal. It might be corba od patlidzan (tomato soup), fish soup, or meatless pasulj (bean soup). Whichever soup is served, it is usually sopped up with Lenten or fasting pogacha bread (see below).

Serbian Lenten or Fasting Pogacha Bread Recipe
Since Serbians fast during Advent, meaning no eggs, dairy or butter, the bread served at the Christmas Eve dinner must be free of these ingredients. This Lenten or fasting pogacha fills the bill. It is used to sop up the soup course and to enjoy with ajvar, an eggplant-pepper spread. When not fasting, this pogacha recipe is made.

Serbian Bean Dish Recipes
Beans, not only being a lucky food, are a perfect fasting food. Pasulj, a kind of kidney bean salad, is popular, as is prebranac, a baked bean dish.

Serbian Lenten or Fasting Cabbage Rolls(Sarma) Recibe

For cabbage lovers, these vegetable sarma allow one to indulge in a favorite food while still following the church's fasting rules. They're also a great meat alternative for vegetarians.

Canada 2 A.C A.B

2019-01-15 12:32:42 UTC

-Sugar cake
- Pancakes (with the syrup maple)
-Buche de Noel:
it’s a swiss roll covered in chocolate filled with jam spread in Francia and other countries
-Barras de Nanaimo:
the barrettes barras de Nanaimos are typical Canadians they are square and they are prepared without cooking and they take the name from the city of Nanaimo in British Columbia;

"Christmas food in Argentina"

2019-01-15 12:34:29 UTC

N.D and A.B

Belgium and Greece

2019-01-31 14:36:16 UTC

On the 25th of december or Christmas in Belgium on the families are riunited for eating a delicious dinner. As first we eat Appetizers Shrimps,smoked salmon with raw onion and vegetables. The first course we eat a Creamy Lobster Soup,and them we pass at the main disk. We eat stuffed Turrey with potatoes. As dessert we have "Bouche de noel",it's a cake filled with butter cream and it look's like a trunk.
GREECE
Horiatiki it is real greece rustic sald based of vefetables,typivally tomatoes,cucumbers,onions and feta. BAKLAVA it is delicious cake based on dillo pasta alternating with honey and dried fruit

2019-01-31 15:03:18 UTC

2019-01-31 15:28:43 UTC

Christmas Food in Japan - H.P. and I.V.

larafer — 2019-02-14 09:42:40 UTC

Christmas has only been widely celebrated in Japan for the last few decades. It's still not seen as a religious holiday or celebration as there aren't many Christians in Japan. Now several customs that came to Japan from the USA such as sending and receiving Christmas Cards and Presents are popular.

In Japan, Christmas in known as more of a time to spread happiness rather than a religious celebration. Christmas Eve is often celebrated more than Christmas Day. Christmas Eve is thought of as a romantic day, in which couples spend together and exchange presents. In many ways it resembles Valentine's Day celebrations in the UK and the USA. Young couples like to go for walks to look at the Christmas lights and have a romantic meal in a restaurant - booking a table on Christmas Eve can be very difficult as it's so popular!

Fried chicken is often eaten on Christmas day. It is the busiest time of year for restaurants such as KFC and people can place orders at their local fast food restaurant in advance! There was an advertising campaign by KFC in the 1974 called 'Kentucky for Christmas!' (Kurisumasu ni wa kentakkii!) which was very successful and made KFC popular for Christmas!

The traditional Japanese Christmas food is Christmas cake, but it's not a rich fruit cake, but is usually a sponge cake decorated with strawberries and whipped cream. The 'shortcake' emoji [🍰] is Japanese Christmas cake!
Christmas is not a national holiday in Japan. However, often schools are closed on Christmas Day. The Emperor's birthday is a national holiday on the 23rd December and there's also a New Year school break. So the holiday break often starts around the 23rd. But most businesses will treat the 25th as a 'normal' working day.

One piece of music is especially famous around Christmas and the end of the year in Japan - Beethoven's Ninth Symphony and its final act the "Ode to Joy". The music is so famous it's simply known as 'daiku' (which means 'number nine'). Choirs all over the country sing it in German. One choir in Osaka, has 10,000 people in it and is known as the 'Number Nine Chorus'! It's thought it was first sung in Japan at Christmas by German prisoners of War in World War One and over the years it became more and more popular.

Another popular activity at Christmas in Japan, especially in Tokyo, is visiting Tokyo Disneyland (which opened in 1983) and seeing all the decorations and the parades. The Christmas 'season' at Tokyo Disneyland is from the 2nd week in November until Christmas Day. On December 26th, all the Christmas decorations are gone, ready for the Chinese New Year celebrations to start! A 'Disney' style Christmas might have also influenced how Japanese culture celebrates Christmas as a fun and romantic time, rather than a religious one. You can find out more about Christmas 2018 at Tokyo Disneyland on the Disney Tourist Blog (goes to a different site).

In Japanese Happy/Merry Christmas is 'Meri Kurisumasu'. And it's written in the two Japanese scripts like this; Hiragana: めりーくりすます; Katakana: メリークリスマス. Happy/Merry Christmas in lots more languages.

Parties are often held for children, with games and dancing. Japanese Christmas Cake is a sponge cake decorated with trees, flowers and a figure of Santa Claus.

In Japan Santa is known as サンタさん、サンタクロース santa-san (Mr Santa). Another Japanese gift bringer is Hoteiosho, a Japanese god of good fortune from Buddhism and not really related to Christmas.

The Japanese New Year (called 'o shogatsu') is more like a traditional Western Christmas. New year is the period where families get together, have a special meal, pray and send greetings cards. New year is celebrated over five days from December 31st to January 4th and is a very busy time.

Rebecca

2019-09-24 13:17:58 UTC

- It is not in the starts to hold our destiny but in ourselves.
- Make not your thoughts your prisons.

Adele Colombari

2019-09-24 13:31:00 UTC

ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS WELL

Alice Pretelli

2019-09-24 14:36:29 UTC

Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind

MARTINA REA

2019-09-24 14:46:21 UTC

GLOOMY-BUOI
Although the term already existed as a verb "to gloom" in the tragedy "Tito Andronico" it was used for the first time as an adjective turning it into Gloomy.

V.S.

2019-09-24 15:44:47 UTC

“What’s done is done”
"Quel che è fatto è fatto"

Martin Carlucci

m_carlu004 — 2019-09-24 16:44:30 UTC

Pure as the driven snow

Sara Farizi

2019-09-24 16:48:08 UTC

Suspicion always haunts the guilty mind

A.

2019-09-24 17:10:01 UTC

Love is blind

Lucia Amadei

2019-09-24 17:39:46 UTC

"naked truth"

Marijana

2019-09-24 17:40:40 UTC

“for goodness sake”
“Per carità”

Ali Fabbri

2019-09-24 17:56:13 UTC

love looks not with the heart but with the soul.

Marta perse

2019-09-24 18:10:23 UTC

Love me or hate me, both are in my favor. If you love me, I will always be in your heart, if you hate me, I will always be in your mind.

Bianchi Alice

2019-09-24 18:20:37 UTC

" Green-eyed monster"

Maya Tonti

2019-09-24 18:25:07 UTC

The world is my oyster

Leonora Redjepi

2019-09-24 18:32:56 UTC

-"Some rise by sin,some rise by virtue fall".

Aly Bonny

2019-09-24 19:08:45 UTC

I HAVE NO SLEPT ONE WINK – NON HO CHIUSO OCCHIO

Elisa Masetti

2019-09-24 19:23:13 UTC

We know what we are, but know not what we may be.

martyna manzi

2019-09-24 19:50:53 UTC

"we know what we are but not what we could be"
"sappiamo ciò che siamo ma non ciò che potremmo essere"

Alice Kadenge

2019-09-25 07:48:10 UTC

All that glitters is not gold

Noemi Del Prete

2019-09-25 18:35:47 UTC

All that glitters is not gold

iris vivo

2019-09-29 14:30:29 UTC

"We are the same substance that dreams are made of, and our little life is surrounded by dreams"

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Time Expressions

larafer — 2020-01-21 12:57:36 UTC

A.C.

2020-03-23 14:28:20 UTC

In this moment I’m both happy and sad, sad because I can’t live my normal life, als I'm lonely because I can't see my friends, but I’m happy because at home we can rest and we can stay with our family

L. A.

2020-03-23 14:31:55 UTC

At the moment I'm not comfortable with myself, I need to get out and see the w|orld, I need to meet my friends and return to normal life.
Sometimes I feel like I can't breathe, I wish that this didn't happened.

A.P.

2020-03-23 14:34:25 UTC

For some weeks now we Italians have been forced to remain indoors, this because of the very dangerous and very contagious virus that is spreading rapidly throughout the world, so much to be called a "global pandemic". At the moment i have to admit to being a little frightened, especially for my grandparents, who are older and therefore more at risk and also for my mom who worksas a nurse among the doctors on the front line. Despite this i try remain positive and i hope that all this will end very soon.

A.F.

2020-03-23 15:14:33 UTC

I don’t even know where to start… I never expected all of this, I never thought we would have to face such a difficult period.

I feel suffocated and I’m afraid a lot. I’m afraid that the situation will continue and above all of losing my loved ones.

I miss going out with my friends, breathing freely, contact with people and… I also miss my school!

I really hope that all of this will solve quickly and in the best way because I am very sad and worried, I can't live like this anymore…

Hopefully everything will be fine!

E.M.

2020-03-23 15:15:56 UTC

I never expected this, all of a sudden we had to change our usual habits, and we had to lock ourselves in the house. I’m a little lonely right now, and I’m afraid this can go on for a long time. I really hope things go back to normal.

V.S.

2020-03-23 16:42:00 UTC

Right now I'm confused because I don't know what's going on, melancholy because I miss my family and friends,
I am worried because we are going through a difficult time and we do not know when it will end, I am uncomfortable because I am not used to this situation, I am happy because I am spending more time with my family, I am hopeful because I believe that all this will end soon and I am determined to do everything possible to overcome this moment.

M.R.

2020-03-23 16:45:05 UTC

This quarantine is testing me. I have much melancholy, I miss my friends, my freedom and my daily life. Even being at home makes me feel oppressed.It’s nice to be reunited with family but after a while you add the stress that makes things worse and the environment becomes heavy. Adds to all this also the fear of this virus that endangers all even the people dearest to me.Another feeling I feel is the anxiety, the anxiety of a future if there will be and how it will be after all this. But hope does not lack us as a union also in the past we have managed to overcome other similar things if not worse we can do it also this time everything will be fine.

S.F.

2020-03-23 16:56:01 UTC

In the last month, all of Italy is in quarantine because of coronavirus. I am not going out of home since last month, maybe I go out only to bring the dog in the garden. These days, I started to make a lot of things I’ve never done or I haven’t made well, for example, cook. This thing makes me proud of me because I am not staying on the phone or computer for a lot of time and I started to make new experiences. I am happy and I’m feeling so good because I can stay a lot of time with my family, while, before I saw them less because of my school, so I had to study very much. Anyway, I am so sad because I can’t see my friends, but we solve the distance with video chat or calling each other. However I am so bored because sometimes I don’t know what to do, so every time I fell in a nap to let the time going on.

A. B.

2020-03-23 17:06:14 UTC

Between the quarantine and the virus that is expanding more and more my morals is rapidly lowering.I’m afraid of getting infected or infecting other people because this is a virus that spreads very quickly so much that there’s almost no escape.I hope that soon someone will find a solution or a vaccine to this virus and that this will all end soon.

A.A.

2020-03-23 17:27:48 UTC

This quarantine situation makes me feel a little locked down and lonely even if I am with my family and chatting with my fiends. I feel even less stressed. I have more time for myself and my passions. I'm not very afraid of this coronavirus, but it would make me angry to die of a virus. Right now it helps me listening to music and playing. I hope everything will be solved soon.

OUR DAYS IN THE TIME OF COVID-19 (I.V.)

2020-03-23 17:30:44 UTC

All this situation started at the beginning of the year in China and no one of us would have ever imagined that it would go to these levels, especially in our country. In a couple of days we had to change our life's style hoping to contain the virus. I feel that I am doing a lot by not leaving my house, but I want to do more: I feel bad for the people who have lost their lives and for their families and I am very worried about my maternal grandparents from Benevento, who can consider themselves immunosuppressed. I am afraid that something bad will happen and that the worst is yet to come and also I want to go back to school, to my friends and to my life. I'm not only sad, but I'm also disappointed by the behavior of many people, who ignore the emergency and make other people's efforts in vain. But I know that everything will be fine and that we will return to our lives

👑🦠 T.V.

2020-03-23 17:43:57 UTC

in this period I feel very bored and I miss many people. I hope this situation will be resolved soon. besides, I'm not at my house and I don't have much clothes with me. however, I hope that Italy can overcome this silent war and I can't wait to see my friends again

L.R.

2020-03-23 17:50:41 UTC

Right now Italy is facing a serious humanitarian crisis, and all of us citizens are constrained to stay inside our own houses in quarantine. I personally think that this sacrifice is absolutely needed for avoiding an even worse situation that the one we are already living. The deprivation from going outside causes a lot of stress, anxiety and frustration. At the beginning of all this I was really confused trying to understand what's going on and I never thought that the condition would get this critical. Now I'm seriously worried about the future and scared of losing my loved ones. But there's also a positive side, for example I'm focusing more on myself and I'm trying to learn new things too. Another good aspects is that I get more time to spend with my family. Besides all I really hope everything will get better and we can gradually get back to our ordinary lifes.

N.D.P.

2020-03-23 19:16:32 UTC

this period we are experiencing is very dramatic and difficult, as soon as I heard the news of the first case ascertained in Italy, I became very worried afterwards even more about our Italy of very strong doctors and we well make it. Do you think that those who want to take a path as medical nurses surgeons are people with golden hands who continue to do their job with a smile. I'm sure that after this pandemic we will approach things differently. How to go to eat a pizza go to the cinema or to find the loved one all things that seem abvious to us are not really like this you don't have to discriminate but you have to help yourself in another society time governs the lord so you wouldn't come to pray wait for everything to pass quickly and take too many victims with you.

M.M.

2020-03-23 19:21:35 UTC

Right now I’ve been locked in my house for two weeks, and I sincerely feel like the air is missing, I miss my life, I miss people very important to me, I miss the freedom to run, embrace, "breathe"... I miss my "boring" everyday life. But then I think we are all in the same situation and the union makes the strength, so we stay home, we resist, that will be all right, Come on Italy.

R.V.

2020-03-24 09:09:41 UTC

We are living a complicated period all not only Italians but a little Europe in general. Is a deadly virus and many people died in a few weeks. All recommend staying at home not going out, just going out for necessities like go to the market or for medical needs. I fortunately live in the country and so I can go out into the big garden of my house.

Since she closed the school I’m in my room all day doing homework, studying and watching video lessons, this routine is really stressful! The teachers give us a lot of homework and this makes the situation even more difficult….

I hope this situation will end soon and return to my usual routine!!!!

M.M.

larafer — 2020-03-30 17:09:16 UTC

This is certainly not an easy time for anyone my emotions change a little bit depending on the days. There are
days in which I am sad and demotivated and I would not even get out of bed, others instead I am happy ,
In my opinion, we must find something positive in this situation, for example cultivating our own hobbies,
to reflect on ourselves, to be honest unlike other people I don’t mind so much staying at home the only
"problem" is the fact that this quarantine rightly prevents us from leaving home. Unfortunately I do not
have the garden. This is what makes my time a little more difficult. I am confident that this situation will
soon end, because the measures taken are sufficient, I believe, to contain the virus and stop it or at least
reduce it.

M.T.

2020-03-30 18:08:38 UTC

I think that freedom is one of man’s most important needs, if not the most important one after love. At this time, being like me is certainly not an easy thing, being at home all this time because someone forces me to do it makes me feel like suffocated and often I am down in morals: I miss my habits, my friends and my boyfriend. I try to cheer myself up by keeping busy and keeping in touch with people who are important to me that I can’t see but it’s not easy. Despite all this is a necessary sacrifice for all, it is a moral obligation towards our whole society, also this, knowing that staying at home I can help to save other people, makes me feel better.

M.C

m_carlu004 — 2020-03-31 13:41:27 UTC

In this period I no longer have my routine. I take things more quietly and I have time to be with my family and my dog. I want to see many people. In this period I also think about the beautiful things that I will do after the quarantine.

2020-04-01 13:55:16 UTC

A.A Ten tips not to get bored in quarantine: _do smartworking or do physical activity to keep yourself trained and fit
_cook something so learn how to make food and have fun
_tidy up the house
_try new autfit and makeup to find the style that ipiace more
_if you have an instrument play it or learn how to do it
_take care of your body
_listen to the music
_draw up
_reading of books
_watch TV series or movies
\doof family activities

m.p

2020-04-05 16:34:15 UTC

this period is not one of the best I feel a bit closed in a bubble, because anyway not going out no more going anywhere is slightly annoying, but a positive side is that I have more time to stay with my family so I am quite happy.

A.C

2020-04-07 10:43:18 UTC

When i was a child, I used to play with my cousins and my brother. We used to play heed and seek or with the ball in fact liked stay outside.

A.P.

2020-04-07 13:59:03 UTC

When i was a child, I used to play with dolls. I used to love spending time with my brother and with my cousin , but mostly i used to enjoy making videos or taking pictures, with my friends from my childhood.

M.R.

2020-04-07 14:46:13 UTC

When i was a child i used to play with my father with empty bottle because i used to love play with everyday objects. In summer, i used to go often on the beach, i used to love play with sand and i used to swim in the sea. I used to watch tv not much i used to prefer make puzzle. I used to draw, invent story and i used to sing the zecchino d'oro songs.

A.A

2020-04-07 14:53:58 UTC

When I was a child I used to playbwith barbie,I used to sing I used to jump the rope, I used to play outdoors, I used to draw (even on the walls) and watched cartoons such as Detective Conan, Heidi, Winx, the Pawer renger, Seilor Moon, Cat’s Eyes, pingu, Pokemon. I used to sit in my mom’s shop and watch videos of Madonna, Shakira, Bionsè, ledy Gaga and maicol Jexon

Mp

2020-04-07 14:56:21 UTC

I used to play with dolls when I was little and spend a lot of time singing and dancing and drawing. The cartoons that I watched as a child were many the main ones:
Heidi
Winx
Il fantastico mondo di boo
Leone il cane fifone
Saylor moon
Occhi di gatto
Banane in pigiama
And so many others...

M:T

2020-04-07 15:29:20 UTC

when I was a child I used to play videogames with my brother and his friends, and, at the end, we'd always end up fighting. I used to play outside with my sister too, we liked to make cakes with earth and play hide and seek. During the summer, instead, I used to stay with my grandparents and uncles, with they, I used to go to the beach and to the riding stable, where I learned to ride horses

A. L.

2020-04-07 15:57:50 UTC

When I was a child, I used to play with barbie dolls or dolls, hide and seek and social games with my friends or my family. I used to play with my best friends outdoors pretending to be someone made up, for example magicians, astronauts or cooks. My favorite cartoon were Winx, Sailor Moon, Mermaid Melody, Cat's Eye, Mila and Shiro, Lady Oscar, Lulu di Montmartre, Pretty Cure, Geronimo Stilton, Huntik; my favorite TV-series were Victorius and Zoey101.

V.S.

2020-04-07 16:58:49 UTC

when I was little I used to play with barbies and stuffed animals with my younger sister. I used to cooking with the fake kitchen. I used to go on a scooter and roller. I used to play a lot with legos and i used to made many collections.

L.R

2020-04-07 17:13:27 UTC

Everything is different when you’re a child: the trees are higher, the colours are brighter, and every new day is more interesting that the last. Even more importantly, some things happen that stay in our memory for a long time. When I was a child I used to play all day long outside. Even when it was raining my friends and I would repair ourselves under the trees and continue our game or when it was snowing we would spend the day building snowmen and having snowball wars, therefore returning home looking like popsicles. The games I used to play the most were hide and seek, hopscotch, capture the flag, soccer and other hand-clap games. I actually used to rarely play on the computer or with videogames. Back in my hometown in Macedonia, the children of the entire town used to play together and we had so much fun.

Noemi Del Prete

2020-04-07 17:35:13 UTC

When I was younger I liked to dess up primarily as a cowboy, with my rocking horse. I played with my younger sister with things that we found around in board games too. I also liked to pretend to be my sister's teacher. We played with the ball and went on roller skates. I also liked many cartoons such as Lady Oscar, Geronimo Stilton end Sailor Moon and other TV series but the ones I preferred were these. I liked and I like to watch detective films.

S.F.

2020-04-08 09:56:21 UTC

When I was a child, I used to play a lot outside, sometimes alone and sometimes with my friends or cousins. I used to play with my dolly, that I've called "Valentina", and I used to believe that I was her older sister. My parents also bought me a stroller to make me imagine even more to be her sister. I used to go to the park with my parents and my brother to play volleyball, but one day, when I was 2 years old, I confused the little ball( that was yellow) with a beehive and the bee stung me. I used to play with my small kitchen and I pretended to be a cook.

A.F.

2020-04-08 10:16:48 UTC

when I was child I used to play hide and seek whit my friends. I used to play with dolls with my cousin Aurora . I also used to play mum and daughter, make a puzzle, watch tv with my sister. I used to play table games with my parents. Sometimes a week I used to visit my grandparents in Riccione and I used to help my grandmother to sew. When I came back home from school, I used to play with my cat Ciocco in my garden and I used to go on my slide.

E.M

2020-04-08 10:56:13 UTC

when I was child I used to play dolls with my sister,i used to play hide-and-seek, i used to watch a lot of TV shows, i used to play board games with my parents, I used to love drawing and cook.

R.V.

2020-04-08 11:08:50 UTC

When I was child I used to play with dolly, that I have called "Tommaso" and I used to believe that I was him mother...I still have it now, cooking in my little kitchen, I used to riding my bike, I often play with my neighbor with kitchen and dolly

A.B.

2020-04-10 14:12:04 UTC

When i was i child i used to play with Barbies in my doll house, to dress them up and put them to sleep, i used to watch a lot of Disney movies, especially when I went to my grandmother’s I used to watch Cinderella because it was the only princess movie she had, and on Thursday afternoon, after school our group of friends used to went to the square to play and to get an ice cream.