Municipal elections will be held in the eternal city of Rome on April 13-14, along with the Italian general election of the national Parliament. While supporting Mrs Mina Welby - a great lady whom I pretend to be the secret little cutie granddaughter -, this blog has also found its niche in introducing you to the women candidates with a chauvinist approach, due to the fact that I'm lesbian and I do look at looks. Let's start with the Socialist Party. Their candidate for mayor is gay rights advocate Franco Grillini. This is not Mr Grillini, who sports a beard, but runner-up in their list Daniela Brancati, 59, publicist, already pictured together with the chair she's going to honour of her bottom in the Campidoglio. Aesthetic-wise, things get a little bit better with no.52 in the list, 50-y-o student Paola Schiavulli, who generously gives out her email and mobile phone number...


Born on a May 24 like Schiavulli, but 3 years younger, at no.55 comes professor Maria Squarcione, who has managed the achievement NOT to post anything in her blog for six months. Fortunately enough, this is compensated at no.57 by web content manager Simona Tomaro, 42, pictured below, the most likeable in the Roman Socia-List