Hey Dudes!

What's up guys?Everything's OK?Well if your answer is yes,you might be insterested in my friend: Miky Mike.Come M.M.!Let they see you!See?He's a little crazy,but no problem!Well Tom Cruies wasn't so moderate than you would think...This time it'll be enough so good by!

"Raging Riviera"

In this mid-day,i could have a first hand experience on the "fury of the Riviera".
A srtong wind,raughly araund 60 km/h fast,lasting for hours,starting in the morning and strengthening as time passes by has been rushing,and still rushing trough the coastline,enraging the sea,and 30 metres from the coast in the water,waves of 7 metres are giving you a life-time experience wich is an extremelly rare and almost unique happening in these coasts..in this period of the year.These"towers" are "just" 5,or in scales of average 3 metres high when they reach,and assult the coasts of the sea.
I will never forget this memory,and experience.

Saint Patrick's Day

The 17th of March is known as St. Patrick’s day, because on this day, in AD. 461. he died. He was a priest, who tried to make Irish people Christian. People associate green with he, so people on St Patrick’s day decorate streets with green ribbons and shamrocks. They use shamrock because St. Patrick use it first, as a symbol of Holy Trinity and nowadays it became inseparatable symbol of St Patrick’s Day. His day is a national holiday in Ireland.