While she's in school, I take care of my house, read, and go for walks. I go to the countryside to see the old houses, to get a burst of energy. The three of us spend our late afternoons and evenings together. My family lives with dignity on what Fabio receives, but I would very much like to have a job. I'd like to be a guide in Pienza, to explain Pienza's history, or to be a travel guide in Europe.
Women face many problems in the working world.
They have to coordinate work and family, and if there is no more work in a factory, women are the first to go. The law gives us the same rights as it gives men, but it is only on paper. The laws that are supposed to protect women, for example, are applied subjectively. My expectations for Caterina are only that she be honest, brave, and happy. For her and for all children, I would hope that the world will be peaceful, that it will be easier for them to find work and live together without war.