@neilly:

eheh finally! I worked harder to find a job than having a job! I'll surely update for my driver career, but for now I'm still waiting to make my first practical lessons.
uhm I'm not sure about that question, what are they called in italian..? the little craft I don't know where it come from, a girl form the center has brought one from home one day and tought everyone how to do those, the kids there are very talented.

Shhhh allow this late comment. X'D Hurray! I'm happy you found a job. And whoa may I say the bus driver job is cool! I love big vehicles! I'd love to see updates on this in the future. *w* The snowflakes are neat. What are they called?

@Kazamas-Keyblade:

working with kids it's HARD I admit it, but it's still interesting and always different, beside the activities are fun to do!

yep i'm Italian! Italy it's beautiful to visit, but quite crappy to live.
BUT! italian food it's the best in the world, hands down.

That sounds like an awesome gig.
Better you than I, though, I would go mentally numb doing things like that.

You live in Italy? I had no idea!
Italy is one of the many places that I want to visit in my lifetime!

@Keba Si Rota:

I swear their super easy to do! you only need a sheet of paper and glue or stapler to do! I would make a tutorial but I don't know how.

I like the arts and crafts pictures that you included in your post. I saw some kids make those giant snowflakes and I don't know how they (or you) did it. They look so impressive.