Desi Zavatta Musolino is an Italian young woman, born in 1980 in a small town in province of Bologna, which is situated in the Northern region of Emilia-Romagna, but soon will move to low Piedmont for love.

Desi is a curious, sensitive and creative young woman.
She has a strong passion for travels, photography, writing, scrapbooking, singing, cooking, theatre and deeply loves animals.

She worked for several years into the field of commerce, as cashier, saleswoman and co-owner of a fruits and vegetables shop.
When her boyfriend was moved to another region with his job during summer 2006, she ended up staying at home alone, praying for his coming back, but without really knowing if it was possible for him to work again in Bologna.

That is how Desi started to look for work-at-home jobs, to have the chance to meet her boyfriend every now and then and to stay active.
She quickly became web writer and citizen journalist, writing articles for web magazines and websites about travel, cooking, hobby&craft, modern society, news and religion; during next Autumn she will follow the biennal path to become freelance journalist.
She also proposes herself as freelance translator from Italian to English and vice versa for online and offline publishing houses, travel agencies and private people.
In addition, she started to cooperate with an Italian publishing house as sales agent for online courses about journalism, writing, poetry and translation and recently became scrapbooking consultant for her strong desire to teach her wonderful discovery about how to enhance the value of personal memories.
She is almost everywhere online, she likes to network with other bloggers and also foreign people, because she loves to share cultures and experiences.

Her latest highly desired creature is "The Italian Voice", a blog written by her as pro blogger about everything Italy and Italian, with marked incursions into her life with trips, recipes, photos, opinions and experiences; with it, she hopes to let people discover her beloved Country with her own eyes.

Desi defines herself a citizen of the world, her dream is to become travel writer and fiction writer, but she also desires to become soon mom of two or three children and have a wonderful family.