Para mi Princesa Corina:

Say goodbye:

"Sometimes it's hard to say goodbye. It just feels easier to keep holding on. But in the long run it's usually a good idea to let go, it's the daring thing to do. It allows room for new things, for transformation. And maybe the goodbye isn't even forever but you can't know until you really say goodbye and mean it. In some cases, goodbye is really the end, and good riddance! For this assignment , say goodbye to all the things you need to let go of: bad habits, dead people, alive people, ex-boyfriends and girlfriends, self-destructive feelings and behaviors, jobs, projects, re-occuring thoughts, etc.

Write it as a simple list:

• Goodbye Bill.


• Goodbye wetting the bed.


• Goodbye interrupting the people when they are talking.


• etc.

It can be as long or as short as you like. And, most importanly, take a moment with each one to really say goodbye. This isn't a catalogue of your fears and faults, this is a ceremony to bid them farewell..."

De: http://learningtoloveyoumore.com

"...la soledad fue tan sombría que,
no te dejo encontrar







tu NATURALEZA divina."

De: Bersuit Vergarabat

Today I am...

Summer...

θερατος

And she was absolutely terrified because she didn't know for sure who fathered the monstrous child...

Misterio inexplicable

¿Por qué es "ca ", "ce (se)", "ci (si)", "co", "cu"?

Por: Carmine Do Souto.

"No estuvo bien, pero sí estuvo bueno"

"Old habits die hard"

Or better said, old habits become harder to quit... Specially those hideous ones that hurt you to the core, but for some absurd reason, you just can't and won't quit.

Some are easy to recognize... I presume that it's quite hard to quit smoking, it's fucking addictive...

But some other addictions are not that obvious and yet, are equally destructive. They become the center of our distractions in the path for the search of happiness and peace. They just are, exist. Auto sabotage...

They start out from a minimal expression, almost imperceptible. But, as one grows older, or un-grows (for a better word), these habits feed from bad experiences, insecurities, fears and remorse and become almost unbearable to look at and impossible to defeat...

They come back when you thought you've left them behind, and as impossible as it seems, come back strengthened and invincible, they are absolutely breathtaking and very much appealing, seductive and sensuous.

Very irresistible.

And the key to their "irresistibleness" is that they steal you from your real self, they take you away from the fearful seek of self-consciousness, and self-acknowledgment. If you want to look away from yourself, these particular habit will take you away, but hey, the afterwards leaves you confused, spinned around, disoriented and dumbfounded... Submissive.

Impossible to quit but mandatory to do so...

So not that impossible I hope.

They die hard, but die...

Cosas que me recuerdan a Alejandro (Ale) Pose:

• Plok,
• Un Corsa blanco con calcomanías amarillas,
• Neri per caso,
• "Yo quiero ser como Ariel" por aquello de "I want to be like Ariel",
• El "putty" azul, que venía en una cajita gris en forma de puño,
• Mi papá, cuando dice "¡hola, mi amor!",
• "Los carros son como portaminas, cuando le cambias la mina no es que se dañó, sino que se gastó",
• 2 Big Mac,
• Mi ventana, que era la del escape.
• Mortal Kombat, también,
• Pensar que necesito un cojín para manejar,
• Cuando mi papá se puso el putty sobre la mano y se le quedó pegado a los pelitos!
  
• "Return to Innocence" de Enigma.