Let me start with a disclaimer note.
I had promised to myself to post only relatively accurate pictures in this gallery, avoiding snapshots.
Alas, I didn't fulfil my promise, because this photo is really a badly taken snapshot.
The light was awfully strong and my subjects were not cooperating, this is my only justification.
So, please, consider only the essence, not the form (smile). I'll do better tomorrow, at least I hope so.



We have been asked to respect social distancing and this is one of the few ways we have, at present, to reduce the contagion.
A side of our garden borders our neighbour's courtyard and we had always carelessly walked through that invisible line to have a chat.
Things have changed and now my husband and the neighbour remain each on one's own side, social distancing oblige…
Nevertheless it's always enjoyable to meet, also from distance, to exchange thoughts and encourage each other.
When something creates practical problems to normal communication, as a paradox, it improve its quality, because we feel more engaged, rather than being dragged to a superficial, social conversation, among many people, for whom we don't necessarily care that much.

We take communication for granted because we do it so frequently, but it's actually a complex process.