Welcome to my blog!

After months of projects, attempts, a thousand ideas and as many hesitations, I can finally say "Welcome to my blog!"

The world of blogging is not an absolute novelty for me, that I collaborate for more than a year with other interesting web magazines which, of course, I invite you to visit without moderation.

Many things have changed since my first article published in January 2019: new jobs, new meetings, travel, stories, creative writing courses and a lot of study. That first click was somehow the beginning of a new phase, made of high and low, but always in the making, without ever a final point of arrival. Exactly a long and complex work in progress.

At that point I said to myself: "Why not do something more? Why not open my own blog?" The work was in the yard several months, between unexpected, check list to draw up and numerous requests for help for its realization. But I finally made it. Under the sign of Gemini and in a particular year and not exactly rosy, in June 2020 was finally born Chiara in progress. And it made this year authentic and special as never before, despite everything.

Why Chiara "in progress"?

Because this blog is just like its author: a constantly evolving being, a melting pot of cultures, events, adventures and dreams.

Chiara in progress is not born as a travel blog or as expat blog, does not want to propose goals and itineraries or give advice on lifestyle. Chiara in progress is this and much more, but above all it was born from the irrepressible desire to tell and share experiences and emotions, in a personal space and completely new.

Over time, it will change, evolve, enrich itself with experiences and collaborations with the community; will be a great and beautiful work in progress to the rhythm of music, travel and daydreams.

In Chiara in progress I'll tell you my travels around Europe, I will talk about my favorite destinations and my great passion for 360° travel, with an eye on the beautiful Paris that since 2013 has hosted me and surprised me every day.

There will be no shortage of anecdotes and information onexpatriation, useful advice and tragicomic stories of the lived life of an Italian emigrant who emigrated from Italy.

There will be plenty of room for thoughts, reflections and the expression of emotions in freedom, of those that explode if they are held for too long.

Many different topics for three big wishes: write, tell and share. And of course grow.