Il nostro tresoro marsigliese e già siciliano anche

 Il nostru bedda tisoru marsigliesu e già sicilianu anche

        





She has left an almost empty perfume, remnants chocolate biscuits and sweets, a national geographic paper  and a lot of unbelievable souvenirs in our heart. Nostra  piccola Nancy has left Sicily and finished her practice in our association.

 Divertimentu scuperta, maravigghiusu sonnu   

  I am usually spying the door in the office and looking forward to glimpsing her playfully smiling eyes, sniffing  her freesia smell again.

     Nostru tisoru

Always  lively and smiling Nancy represented the French colour in our international team, but  after 5 month she has become a very Sicilian too.  As a good cook, professional chief,  an entertaining and particular flatmate she is not only an unforgettable friend, but also a good teacher for enjoying the life in Sicilian style.

   She is  perfect partner in revelry and rollick, supporter in trouble, companion in distress and help to sponge up tears.  Grazie mille tutti Nancy, we are waiting for you.

    Amuni nostru soru...

SIAMO FALCONE

“My life is mapped out: it is my destiny to take a bullet by the Mafia some day. The only thing I don't know is when.”

Yesterday there was a memorial for Giovanni Falcone in Campobello di Licata.

We’ve been flying kites with children & we made him “fly” also, with a white kite representing all the mafia victims.

Who was Giovanni Falcone?

Giovanni Falcone (18 May 1939 - 23 May 1992) was an Italian prosecuting magistrate. From his office in the Palace of Justice in Palermo he spent most of his professional life trying to overthrow the power of the Mafia in Sicily. After a long and distinguished career, culminating in the famous Maxi Trial in 1986-1987, he was killed by the Corleonesi Mafia in May 1992, on the motorway near the town of Capaci.

“You did not kill them: their ideas walk on our legs”

“Non li avete uccisi: le loro idée camminano sulle nostre gambe”