Happiness and Misadventures

I can’t say it’s amazing, but… sincerely OK.

Super-cute and quite funny, I expected it to be more moving as others from Pixar.

Finally I have realistic #ListenBrainz statistics since I managed to sync the scrobbles from iOS!

I’ve never been a great fan of Matteo Garrone, but this movie has a very particular aesthetic… Other than that, I didn’t like it.

Wonderful story and characters, impressive and unique animation.

Today we picked some elderflowers!

I started reading this novel the day before the movie trailer was released.

Today the nostalgia mode is activated — the radio started it.

While browsing the web I often came across the term “indieweb”.

I was sincerely surprised by this series.

This is my very first entry for the IndieWeb Carnival, this month hosted by Pablo and the topic is Adventure.

Quite upset because the only way I could find to scrobble listens from iOS to ListenBrainz was to buy a third-party app (Marvis Pro - €10) and then scrobbling to… Last.fm!

Lately, I’ve been working a lot outside.

Interesting and entertaining.

Moving.

I had read this book in Italian about ten years ago… and I didn’t remember a thing!

Funny and dark, with a very good pacing.

Very Raimi_sh_, in the best way.

Entertaining and honestly scary in a couple of scenes.

It was fun and there were a couple of epic scenese, but… it was totally unnecessary!

GoToSocial is great, but until the capability of deleting old statuses goes online, I live in constant tension 😶 Today the disk space on my VPS ran out, and I almost didn’t know what I could clean up.

Not for me.

My girlfriend and I enjoyed the first season, but this is seems… a bit boring.

I just discovered Cosmicomics by Italo Calvino, a collection of stories set in… space?!

Ok, this is my very first post note written entirely from my phone.

This is a test, the first indieweb note on the blog.

The other day I stumbled upon Naty’s beautiful blog and found lots of suggestions about implementing indieweb features on websites generated by Hugo — such as this very blog.

The hype was high on this one, and I was not disappointed.

I listened to this audiobook (my first one in English!)

Extremely bitter and sour with just a few sweet drops.

I own a very nice edition of the graphic novel, and I read it about ten years ago, but honestly I don’t remember it very well.

A very sweet novel about childhood and adulthood.

Boring for 90% of the time!

Spring has sprung1 here in Northern Italy.

I love this saga, and this book is as good as the others.

A bitter story that grips the viewer.

Funny and not-so-funny.

Another bittersweet story.

Super cute story and amazing panoramas from the Shetlands.

It’s a very entertaining movie, but I don’t see why it has so many nominations.

Nice short story.

It certainly creates tension, but I found some parts boring.

Very atypical, I liked it very much.

I loved the first one, but I read on the preface that the plot was changed to follow the 2001 movie, which was a bit different than the book.

From this series I loved: 1.

It’s a shame there won’t be a second season — I loved this kind of absurd humor.

Moving and lovely.

This series was a surprise: although it made a false promise of something monstrous, the pace is very good and the story is engrossing.

This will be an almost technical post that probably nobody will find useful — oh, pishposh.1 Maybe by getting practice I’ll get better with this kind of content.

This is a classic of Italian comedy, but the movies based on the same character by Paolo Villaggio have influenced much more… the whole Country!