Coocking problem

I hate coocking. I really do. It so stressful for me. I also can't cook and I'm wandering if I hate it because I am not able to do it right or the opposite. Sometimes I see a nice and easy recipe and I think wooow, I will make it! Of course it never happened! It's just that I don't know how to move in the kitchen, all that stuff makes me nervous. Usually coocking requires a lot of differents pots, knifes and it make me sick that I have to use all this things and wash them after all...oh god. It is not that I eat only sandwiches of course, but I try to use 3 ingidientes max and one pot. This is the level of meals that can make and I do it. What i mostly cook is pasta. Pasta is one of the reason why I love Italy. You only have to cook some pasta, add some sauce, some vegetables, wipe off some parmesan cheese and done!!!! 20 or less and you have a tasty meal!! Isn't it incredible? I think it is. All my friends knows that in my house they can eat two things: what they make for themselves or pasta. I sometimes try to do something else for my boyfriend but after all ideas he says "hey, why don't you make me some spaghetti's?" I don't know if he actually likes it or just eat it for please me, important is that he eats and doesn't complain. 

So, for everyone who has the same problem... trust me! There is nothing better that pasta! 

Keep calm and...study!

I am one of these person that must have something to do, otherwise I get boring and I feel extremely uncomfortable with myself. Of course, sometimes I appreciate days when I really don't have to do anything and I can just lay in bad without any remorses. But if it is more than a few days I get very, very lazy. This is what happen to me after every holidays or christmas break. 

I feel lost, I don't know how to get back to the reality. I have enormous problems with getting up early, and I mean it. It seems like the worst think on earth and when i hear the alarm clock I panic. And when i think about my responsabilities at the University I got an immediate headache. 

Now, how get back to the normal life after all the free time and lazy days? I really don't know but this year I decide at least to try. 

• First of all, a good organization. We have a lot of stuff to learn lately on the University and it is only the beginning, so for not forget about homeworks and exams i wrote down all the things I have to do and I sticked the little papers on the wall, that is how my duties are clearly visible and I will not forget about them! 

• Secondly I will try to do everything step by step, and no everything at once, like I used to do. Small ammont of work systematically, every day instead of all day of stress. When I'm stressed then I can't sleep, and when I can't sleep everything gets more complicated! 

• Finally, I will try to limit my time spent on social media or watching TV series, because it always distract me from everything I am doing. Every time I tell myself that I will only check my emails or I watch just one episode... but we know how it ends. 

If you got some advices that you want to share, leave me a comment! I will be more than pleasure to try it on myself! :) 

Earth without art is just eh

Art is an inseparable part of the world. I can not even imagine how we could live without literature, music, cinematography. Art represent not only the cultural heritage of civilization but also a humanity progress and improvement. Art help us to develop our minds, it let us think and let us dream. 

Today I would like to show you some of my favourite paintings. I'm not an expert of painting, but I like to visit museum and galleries. I admire every exibition which I have a chance to see. When I travel and I visit new places I always pick one or more art galeries or museums and I visi them. It's a part of all journeys. 

 Francesco Hayez - The kiss, 1859

I saw this painting in Pinacoteca di Brera, Milano, during my Erasmus exchange, three years ago. I'd like the way they shows pasison in this painting, it seems like a goodbye kiss, the last and most important kiss.

 Francois Boucher -The Baby Jesus and the Infant Saint John, 1758

I took the picture if this painting in Uffizi Gallery in Florence. I'm not a big fan of sacred art and most of the times the paintingd with Jesus are similiar and boring, but I loved this one immediately. The figures are so sweet, I could watch it for hours!

Caravaggio - Judith beheading Holofernes, 1598-1599

It is situated in the National Gallery d'Arte Antica in Rome. I havn't seen this ine yet but I'm planning a trip to Rome this spring so this is gonna by on my list. I love Caravaggio for the dark background of his paintingd and the amazing expresisons on the faces of the figures. 

 Picasso - Jacqouline with flowers, 1954

Deep colours and the profile of this charming women always make me smile. I found this painting on the internet and I could't stop to look at it. I even put it on my phone wallpaper. 

Renè Magritte - The Lovers, 1928

What I like in this paintings is the mistery, the faces are covered and this is unsusual. When I think of this painting I think of the power of love. That nothing teally matters when two people are in love not even the faces.

William Adolphe Bouguereau - Elegy, 1899

I like the simplicity of this painting and this pale colours. They are in perfect harmony with the girls sad face. The painting is peaceful and quite.