i love to work in bed, with the computer next to the pillow, in the almost-darkness, even if it absolutely uncomfortable, my elbows start hurting and i loose hours of sleep. there is no laziness in doing things at the last minute, or is there?
- i've learnt that if you are used to speaking a certain language, words in that language pop up here and there when you speak in another language, in a manner, way beyond your control.
- i've learnt i can explain what i'm researching about also in italian. it was no easy discovery though. people even find it interesting.
- i've learnt that when you make a phone call you should have something to say. when you talk with someone face to face you might well have nothing to say at all.
- i want to learn to be silent on the phone. would you feel the person of the other side of the receiver as close as you would when talking?
- i've learnt that to me is pretty similar if i change/move or if the word around me changes/moves. is it a bit like with the earth and the sun that doesn't really matter what spins around what 'cos the result is the same?
- i've learnt that surgeons and gynaecologists can have a pretty unpredictable life; and they get patients (and maybe friends) to hate them and swear at them.
- i've learnt (a long time ago already) that some small things can really piss me off: like a plan that doesn't work out, a lost occasion to shut up, waiting for something for hours, paying for a service i don't get, being interrupted when i'm concentrated, feeling distant people i love, feeling too close people i wanna keep distant, having the feeling of forgetting memories i consider very precious, desperately wanting a beer and finding out there is none...
- i've learnt that i get frustrated when i don't say what i want to say.
- i've learnt i don't like people to tell me "that's what you must do, so just do it": the continuous sense of duty and resignation to the unavoidability of unjust burdens and tasks makes me angry. the pursuit of pleasure and happiness is not optional to me. it's actually the only thing worth living for. it seems like a banal thing to say, i've learnt it's not.
- i want to learn to be silent on the phone. i think that would be a very intimate exchange of lives.
- i've learnt that if you are used to speaking a certain language, words in that language pop up here and there when you speak in another language, in a manner, way beyond your control.
- i've learnt i can explain what i'm researching about also in italian. it was no easy discovery though. people even find it interesting.
- i've learnt that when you make a phone call you should have something to say. when you talk with someone face to face you might well have nothing to say at all.
- i want to learn to be silent on the phone. would you feel the person of the other side of the receiver as close as you would when talking?
- i've learnt that to me is pretty similar if i change/move or if the word around me changes/moves. is it a bit like with the earth and the sun that doesn't really matter what spins around what 'cos the result is the same?
- i've learnt that surgeons and gynaecologists can have a pretty unpredictable life; and they get patients (and maybe friends) to hate them and swear at them.
- i've learnt (a long time ago already) that some small things can really piss me off: like a plan that doesn't work out, a lost occasion to shut up, waiting for something for hours, paying for a service i don't get, being interrupted when i'm concentrated, feeling distant people i love, feeling too close people i wanna keep distant, having the feeling of forgetting memories i consider very precious, desperately wanting a beer and finding out there is none...
- i've learnt that i get frustrated when i don't say what i want to say.
- i've learnt i don't like people to tell me "that's what you must do, so just do it": the continuous sense of duty and resignation to the unavoidability of unjust burdens and tasks makes me angry. the pursuit of pleasure and happiness is not optional to me. it's actually the only thing worth living for. it seems like a banal thing to say, i've learnt it's not.
- i want to learn to be silent on the phone. i think that would be a very intimate exchange of lives.
