Teachers' Blog

Life is strange. You never know whom you’ll work with, what your job environment will be like, etc. And you’ll meet new people, some will go, some new ones will replace them.

The relationships that you establish are always “human”, but in some cases it is not that kind of “humanity” that one likes.

However, in some others, it definitely works better; the right kind of human feeling happens. You never know how long it will last, but as long as it does… it’s nice.

So, you have colleagues with broken ankles (falling on oneself on the bus… okay, we like you because you are like that), others coming from across the ocean to help in the office, or with the school work… and you meet up and, even if it is nothing special, humanity happens.

If you add a nasty dog… the picture is complete.

(PS. The picture with the nasty dog was too dark, but, believe me, he was so nasty…)

And the same with students… Not all groups are the same of course, but all of them have something peculiar, unique, and every semester is both the same and completely different.

This semester it was a big mix, with many people from different countries, everybody with their stories and backgrounds… special, as ever.

So, all in all… it is nice to work in a place where “good” humanity happens…

Thank you guys, Eυχαριστώ Πάρα πολύ!

Roberto Fineschi

Siena School for Liberal Arts program coordinator