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November 24, 2014
A little tiny spider set a silk wire at the sail’s edge in front of my face, soon later its swinging and my head motion became synchronized and, for as many as twenty minutes we insisted in hypnotizing each other. The whole situation had no result, since it was the very first attempt for the […]
November 24, 2014
I was in Oropesa. I needed a sandwich and a coke. There was a terrace. In order to get there, I had to take the whike off the sidewalk through a handicap ramp and park it. Two ladies—their backs facing me– were obstructing the ramp and, since they would not move I whistled. They turned […]
November 24, 2014
Up until approximately the 20th century, when someone collapsed after 14 hours working for a miserable wage, it made a lot more sense to become homeless. At least, you would not have to do anything at all—a personal defense that no labor movement can improve. This millennial mindset has been disregarded; the modern working culture […]
November 24, 2014
The “almondcycles” are specimen of the “arbikes” species. They are considered an exception within the gender they belong to. Some manuals use the word renegades, since they do present neither the blooming nor the production of the conventional fruit. It stands out by its ability to disguise its real appearance, which is absolutely imperceptible by […]
November 24, 2014
The whike does not go unnoticed, confuses, is liked by many, it is the passer-by’s joy, the joy of those kids overtaken—Do you have time to stop? Makes cats and dogs nervous—they stare at the complete figure with terrified eyes with the uneasiness of confronting a new species. There are meows with a question mark, […]
