Happy Birthday, Stephanie

Dear friends,

I wish a happy birthday to my dear friend and partner Stephanie Caracciolo.
Stephanie has shown itself to be not only a good collaborator in this blog (which he co-administrator, with me and Morris Sonnino) but also a good friend.
Indeed, sometimes, more than friends you and I seem to brother and sister.
She has always been correct and true values.
In fact, she is Catholic and conservative.
Now, she and I know since 2011.
She has always been a great person, a person working, studying and is engaged in social work.
I remember a phrase that she had said in the chat, just after what had happened in Uruguay with the bad weather, a sentence saying that her mother had taught her that you should help others.
His parents must be proud of her.
Compare myself with someone like her is truly fantastic.
Before Christmas, she and I had discussed the story of his family, for the old cards to be translated.
I liked the comparison.
After all, she has an important surname.
Her Surname,  Caracciolo, is very old and comes from South Italy.
Precisely it is of Neapolitan origin, although its true origins are Byzantine.
There is also a saint who carries that name, St. Francis Caracciolo (1563-1608).
The surname Caracciolo is widespread in southern Italy, especially in Campania and Basilicata.
The latter region is the homeland of Stephanie's family.
Discuss these things, it was great.
Furthermore, I also like to talk to her about things American and inherent to the US, things of which she has great knowledge.
To Stephanie, I wish a serene birthday.
She deserves every good thing because She is a wonderful person.
Best regards.