Well, this is certainly a curiosity that many have (given the premise of the first post) but I have not yet explained
housing!
So we have two (and I say two) apartments within the complex owned by the nuns who care for the elderly The apartments are at 3:04 flat in a 5-storey building of which the latter occupied by an Italian-Bolivian family and last used as a terrace where a wire network allows us to hang our laundry day ... no, not by hand ... there is also a washing machine that prevents a lot of effort and allows us (especially people like me would not know where to begin to wash the clothes) to have a decent clean clothes ... ah, I forgot ... there is also an iron! (But I have not used, so do not go here for the very thin)
back to the apartments: 3 bedrooms, one of which is also outfitted with a sink (in the women's floor, or 4, all staff have a sink), three sinks, baths and showers, not bad words.
there is also a common kitchen, but do not use it as well as looking after the sisters constantly (and patience), the senior prelate prepare us for breakfast and dinner, no lunch because it is done in the work centers except Luca (irene and will recover soon from the malaise that has struck) that receives the good Milanese schisceta prepared, yes, from hermanas ...
latest news:
addition to the aforementioned daisy irene also was hit by a mild illness but passengers should not be anything serious (although that has not seen her this morning and the last information available to me to go back 9 hours ago)
goes well, it's all for today, on your left in cocha (here called everywhere and write CBBA)
Best regards.
uhm ... I know it's not written in Italian but it's completely right ... well I quickly and the keyboard does not go ...
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