Need a purpose. 
Easter mountain for the whole group. A cottage far from everything, even thoughts. Waking up and seeing the dawn of a bed creaking the snowy peaks is something to be reckoned with. Especially if it is warm under the cover of chenille blue smurf and all around there is an air of vacation.'s been years since I went to the mountains in winter. Even more years since I practiced some winter sports. I tried to learn to skiing years ago, without much success, to say the truth. I went down. The problem was always to stop. Yesterday I tried to bob. Always the same technique. I went down. But my problem is that it just takes a bit of speed, are brought to throw to the side and not always a good idea. So the doll sitting next to Bob and myself after yet another culata. I enjoyed not so long ago. That tired wet and chilly in the afternoon of the five is something priceless. I almost learned to ski. This time, seriously though. 
- The other night I warmed my back next to a fireplace and smell the sea \u200b\u200bcourtesy of a lot of sea urchins during the difficult phase of cleanup. Camino as an emblem of the house, instead ofa protected, closed, and comfortable. The smell of the sea as a symbol of something endless. No oxymoron would be most appreciated.
- Scene: The first date in a restaurant in London. Her, a young American journalist who writes a column on transplanted sex Carrie Bradshaw style Independent, him any. He asks her the fateful question: "How many men have you been?". She tries to beat around the bush, he continues: "I am very good at these things, you'll see I guess ... you?". Her caustic: "If we add a zero at the end closest to you." He gets up and walks away. Welcome to the era of post-sexual revolution.
-Yesterday I heard that I had a desire for some time: I bought a plane ticket. Print an e-ticket is one of my 10 favorite stocks. Always implies a shift. Long or short as necessary. What is the destination? CHINA. Yes, I go to see Madame. Likely destinations: In addition to Shanghai, Beijing and HongKong.
-Interview Waiting for the Rolling Stones in Scorsese's documentary "Shine a Light." The journalist said the band: "You're always number one." Keith Richard replied: "It 's difficult to withstand the competition of all these new bands are formed. They are so many. First it was a joke. There were only the Beatles." Later in the interview will argue that the secret of their power lies in the indestructible eat little, drink a lot and get some good hashish (and, after aggiugnerà, have about 25 orgasms a month even though this aspect seems to be unbeatable Mick Jagger).
Happy Easter to everyone.
