Il conformista si fa largo galleggiando …

Spiaggia rosa Budelli: un paradiso trasformato in parcheggio per zoticoni

Che fortuna avere visto la spiaggia rosa di Budelli 17 anni fa. Quando c’era ancora la sabbia rosa. Quando all’ orizzonte si vedeva il mare. Quando ancora si poteva nuotare nella baia antistante. Ma guardate che schifezza immonda e’ diventata la spiaggia rosa di Budelli. No, non parlo della stupida auto anfibia che e’ andata a parcheggiarsi direttamente sulla spiaggia. Guardate cosa c’e’ in mare: un parcheggio per idioti con i soldi che gli escono dal c**o. Tutti questi arricchiti con le loro maledette barche puzzolenti. Avete trasformato un paradiso in un parcheggio. Le vacanze da schifo che vi fate, parcheggiati uno accanto all’ altro, non sono un trapasso sufficiente: le vostre azioni gridano vendetta,  zoticoni!

Thank you, KIVA

It is 2 years long that Lorana is part of the big KIVA family. Thanks KIVA we could help people all around the globe. With a default percent of 1.01%, we can still invest all our initial money in supporting many new loaners. Why don’t you give a try?

Do you remember the last time you found police useful?

Let me think.

In Italy:

- Police arrived after 2 hours (!) we had an accident: we had to stay 2 hours on the lane.
- I got a fee because I parked where was forbidden
- I got a fee because I entered a traffic restricted zone (I didn’t see the signal)
- One police jeep bumped in the rear of my car and broke the rear lights

What are 25 dollars good for?

A cheap lunch. A mobile phone recharge. Four ice creams. Or:

- The fabrics Jacopo (Ecuador) and Cissy (Uganda) and Victoria (Bolivia) needed
- The poultry Samuel (Uganda) desired
- The calves Fortunata (Peru) and Nazokat (Tajikistan) whished
- The timber Hadijah (Uganda) required

All of them gave me back the money I lent them. What are now 175 dollars good for? Just give a look on Kiva !

Kiva pays back twice

Nazokat Vahobova (Tajikistan) bought new cattle and paid me back. Jacobo Bermúdez (Ecuador) bought new rolls of fabric to make bedspreads and paid me back. Kiva pays back twice: with money and with satisfactions. Why don’t you lend something too?

Kiva pays back!

I am probably overexcited for this first small result. The guy we gave 50$ to buy more glass for his job already started to give money back (4.18$, as you can read), just one month after he got the amount he needed from the micro credit bank. I will keep you informed about all the others. And you? Did you find some time to give a try to Kiva?

Our first KIVA help goes to …

Ok, we did it. Our first money goes to help this guy in need to buy glass to sell windows. I cannot imagine living in a house without windows! Click HERE to see who is the guy. And click on the KIVA logo on the side to give a look to other projects!