Gianni’s Garden

Tra Ottobre 2023 e Giugno 2024 ho vissuto un periodo emozionante, durante il quale ho goduto di piu’ tempo da dedicare alle mie cose vecchie e nuove, ai miei amori. Tempo da dedicare a me ed al mio tempo. Ho imparato a cucinare tante cose, ho visto concerti, ho visitato Napoli piu’ frequentemente, ho passeggiato per Roma senza mete spaziali e mentali. Ho avuto tempo per vedere e parlare con amici e dedicarmi alle giornate ed alle serate a testa vuota e senza pensieri. Sono andato a Lipsia a trovare il mio compare Matthias, ho suonato e cantato di piu’, ho fatto un corso di tedesco, qualche serata da solo in Whisky o Wine tasting. Ho cercato ed ho trovato un nuovo lavoro da inizare a Luglio. Ho iniziato ad interessarmi delle piante, verdure, ho piantato pomodori (del piennolo), zucchine, basilico, aglio e, seppur senza grande successo, ho imparato tanto e ricevuto tanto da questo. Ho trascorso tanto tempo a casa a guardare i miei bambini andare a scuola, a vivere la loro vita, ronzandogli attorno, andandoli a prendere a scuola e partecipando di pu’ alle loro attivita’ scolastiche e non. Ho trascorso il mio primo Natale dopo tanti anni libero da qualsiasi scadenza lavorativa. Ho fatto una vacanzetta di un weekend con mia figlia Wanda, sono stato a Napoli ed allo stadio Maradona con mio figlio Diego e mio fratello, ed una vacanza in Olanda con tutta la famiglia.
Ed avro’ forse omesso qualcosa in questo riassunto… Ma i post di questo mio sito mi aiuteranno a non dimenticare mai questo bellissimo periodo che ho iniziato partendo da una scelta coraggiosa, e che ho attraversato, vissuto ed amato con orgoglio, gratitudine e tanta emozione.

Qui a questo link di seguito i post pubblicati in quel periodo.

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Half a Century

Images of a celebration of a Journey that has reached 50 years of age.

Salvio was here and we spent quality and nice time together with my family. We went to the Böblingen Mineraltherme, had dinner in Nagold. Guni, Diego and Wanda surrounded me with their love and their presents.

I did not feel the need of a big celebration, on the contrary I just wanted to live these days in an easy way.

Every time I look back in time I have the perception of the so many things happened. Like there have been many Gianni in one, in many places, with many emotions. At 50, now, I have a sense of joy, of satisfaction for all that these years have included.

I have lived this person, this soul, Gianni, through half of a Century.

https://www.lapelazzuli.com/back-in-time/

from “Astronomical”

“Everyone wonders sometimes if the human race is worth preserving and everyone has moments where they look at the size of the Universe and feel insignificant by comparison. Space science can potentially be depressing because it reminds us of our smallness. My answer is this: imagine if the Universe really were simple. Imagine how boring the story of science would be if Earth genuinely were flat, or if there was nothing outside our solar system. Imagine if, after spending a few years looking around with telescopes, we knew everything there was to know. No more mystery. No more exploration. No more discovery. How awesome it is that instead we find ourselves in a universe as huge and varied as this one. How fortunate we are to be surrounded with so many mysteries in desperate need of solving and how lucky we are to live in a universe bigger than our imaginations. All of us, every single one of us, is small, that’s true. But all of us, every single one of us, has a thirst to understand where we fit in. We can all marvel at science and we can all take part in the adventure of learning what the cosmos has in store. Studying science is not reserved for elite boffins in lab coats with IQs in the 150s. Science is for everyone, with all our baggage, emotional hang-ups and self-doubts. There is a whole reality out there waiting to be explored. And it will be. By people like you and me. Science is not simply the thing that brought us out of the caves: it is the thing that will take us to the stars.” (from “Astronomical: From Quarks to Quasars, the Science of Space at its Strangest” by Tim James)