#matrioskaaa

1. I'm watching Legia match right now

2. I love broccoli and cauliflower and I can't understand why so many people hate them

3. I haven't done Christmas shopping yet

4. I work in investment fund company

5. I'm so happy it's Friday tomorrow!!!! :D

Tagged by jamespmilner. Thank you, darling <3 So here we go :D (I'm not sure if I didn't forget of someone)

1. Edin Dzeko. Surprise! :D I wrote many times why he's my favourite footballer, so I'll just say, he's ambitious, strong, also very nice and down to earth. He never gives up and of course, he's a very skilled player! Both footed, great in the air, not only scores goals but his passes and assist can be amazing.

2. Mario Balotelli. Because he's one of his kind and very sincere. His skills are tremendous, he has his faults (no doubt) but I love him nevertheless.

3. Raul. He was my first favourite footballer, my idol when I was 12, so he'll always have a special place in my heart.

4. Zinedine Zidane. What a player! A true legend for me, one of the best playmakers ever and his goal in the Champions League final in 2002 will always be one of the best goals I've seen.

5. Vincent Kompany. Great captain, great defender, great person. Seriously, he's one of the kindest and wisest football players I can think of. I could listen to him all the time, he''s always so dignified :D We're lucky to have such a captain.

6. Artur Boruc. He's one of the best Polish goalkeepers, a Legia legend, also he's a true Legia supporter.

7. Samir Nasri. He's so talented, I wish he showed it more often on the pitch. I love him because of his character and also his style of playing football suits me very much. When he has his good day, watching him is a true feast for the eyes!

8. Sergio Aguero. Because AGUEROOOOOO :D Awesome striker with great technique and is always smiling.

9. Michael Ballack. I used to love him (almost) as much as Raul at the beginning of my adventure with football. Great midfielder.

10. Roberto Carlos. Because since Roberto Carlos side backs aren't the same. Also his set pieces vere unbelieveble. Literally.

Rules: you can tell a lot about someone by the type of music that they listen to, hit shuffle on your iPod, phone, itunes, media player, etc. and write down the first 20 songs, then pass this on to 10 people. One rule: no skipping

1. City and Colour - The Girl 2. Los Lobos & Antonio Banderas - Cancion Del Mariachi 3. Matthew and the Atlas - I Will Remain 4. Laura Marling - Blackberry Stone 5. Robert Holmes - Nocturne (Montreaux Study) 6. Vance Joy - Riptide 7. Bajm - Różowa kula 8. Kasabian - Switchblade Smile 9. Crvena jabuka - Ako, ako odes ti 10. Robert Holmes - The Hotel (Gabriel's Parts) 11. Florence and The Machine - Cosmic Love 12. Crvena jabuka - Tugo, nesrećo 13. Jake Bugg - Broken 14. Shakira - Devocion 15. AC/DC - You Shook Me All Night Long 16. Robert Holmes - David's Theme (Piano) 17. The Oh Hello's - Hello My Old Heart 18. First Aid Kit - The Lion's Roar 19. Crvena jabuka - Vozovi prolaze 20. Benjamin Francis Leftwich - Atlas Hands

I'm tagging: kiimi, matrioskaaa, football-matters, funsteiger, lonelyjpeace, dragonsqueen, mandzeko, buckthefutcher, gomezwantsmullerinhisbed

Ssssso I've just seen the mention by Martina (kierkegaawd) so here I am.

1. Ban Pong - Dove si mangiano le cavallette by Michael Cox. I can't find the original name of the book but anyway. Someone gave me this book as a present (I had less than 10 years for sure) and I don't even know how many times I read it when I was a child… This book is the reason why I'd like to go to Thailand, one day. I'm really fond of it.

2. Momo by Michael Ende. Another book I read countless times when I was younger and sometimes I read it again because it's a fairytale yes but man how great it is. They made an animation film about it back in the time and I loved it a lot and yeah. It warms my heart, it's a feel good kind of story and I literally want to recommend it to everyone.

3. American Gods by Neil Gaiman. The book that made me know and love Gaiman! I love mythology even though I haven't studied it that much. I adore Gaiman's style and this story is really beautiful and mystical and I'm in love with it. Shadow is a fantastic name. Also there's Anubis and ofc he's awesome af.

4. Le città invisibili (Invisible Cities) by Italo Calvino. I had to read it at high school for an assignment and it's so surreal. It's about Marco Polo telling stories about the (imaginary) cities that he found during his travels and I find it fantastic.

5. Tenera è la notte (Tender Is The Night) by F. S. Fitzgerald. This book is so tragic, IIIII love it. It took years to actually go through with it because when I was younger I didn't appreciate it that much but then, some years later, I picked it up again and I finished it at light speed. I do need to read it again since it's been a while but I have good memories of it.

6. Memorie di Adriano (Mémoires d'Hadrien) by Marguerite Yourcenar. I want to smash windows for how good this book is. It has been a really long time since I read it but oh god who cares IT WAS SO GREAT, SO. MUCH. For no real reason I always liked Adriano and that book makes you want to kill yourself with your bare hands. Sooo beautiful.

7. Il capolavoro sconosciuto (Le Chef-d’œuvre inconnu) by Honore de Balzac. It's a really short story, to be actually fair. But anyway! I read it for an exam (or actually, the professor told us to read it not for the exam itself but for the story because it deserved to be read) and it's really close to my heart. 

8. Cent'anni di solitudine (Cien Años de Soledad) by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. I read it every time I was on the public transportation when I was going to attend the first year of academy's lessons and it has been my companion for all that year. It brings a tear to my eye because I'm sentimental and whatever.

9. L'alchimista (o Alquimista) by Paulo Coelho. Yeah I know, I know. He's not loved and I couldn't care less. It's a nice book and it made me feel good and that's what is really important. (y)

10. Dieci Piccoli Indiani (And Then There Were None) by Agatha Christie. MY JAMMMMMMMM. No okay I adore her and this book has a huge spot in my heart. Everything is inevitable and awful <3