Wednesday, 23 April 2008

The Devil wears....Primark

I remember cringing as I walked past Primark some years ago. Ugly stores packed with raggy looking bargain hunters paying £1 for cotton thongs and pyjama sets.
However, Primark seems to have had an overhaul in the last year or so and I keep finding myself lured inside the store by the amazing window displays. I used to think that H&M was the Uks cheap fashion saviour, although it seems to be so boring and recycled these days. We are so over Neon!?!
Yesterdays shopping trip turned out to be great with me snapping up a beautiful bargain dress that no one else had seemed to touch, only to find it on the front cover of a well know magazine this morning, hailing it as this seasons fashion must ! Fabulous!
I have seen crazy ebay postings with £18 Primark dresses selling for £85 online and the store is now ranked as Britain’s leading discount clothing store, selling designs and trends from Catwalk to store within 6 weeks!
Its hardly surprising, fashion changes like the wind and at £8 for a dress, it isn’t such a sin to be a slave to fashion anymore.
Primark has gone from one of my most hated high street stores, along with New Look and Next to being one of my favourites. I will be stocking up before my trip to Brazil!
Photos to be posted soon!

Tuesday, 4 March 2008

We're such unlikely lovers................


On a hot city day
When your white shirt turns to grey
That's when she'll arrive
When you look how you feel
Someone steps upon your heel
That's when she will come
Listen now
I'm not saying that there will be violins
But don't be surprised if they appear
Playing in some doorway
Still I can't believe that this is happening

We're such unlikely lovers
Though no one seems to notice as they hurry by
Ask me what I'm thinking, and I won't deny it
Can you believe it's happening?
Can you believe it's happening?

There were no magic spells
You can keep the flowers and bells
They just don't seem right
Can it actually be?
Me and you and you and me
Though we're like day and night

Listen now
I'm not saying that there will be violins
But don't be surprised if they appear
Playing in some doorway
Still I can't believe that this is happening

We're such unlikely lovers
Though no one seems to notice as they hurry by
Ask me what I'm feeling, and I won't deny it
Can you believe it's happening?
I am bewildered
Can you believe it's happening?
Somebody help me
Can you believe it's happening?

Monday, 3 March 2008

Eu Vou Tirar Voce Desse Lugar


Olha, da primeira vez que eu estive aqui
foi pra me distrair
eu vim em busca de amor

Olha, foi então que eu te conheci
naquela noite fria
nos seus braços os problemas esqueci

Olha, da segunda que eu estive aqui
Já não foi pra me distrair
Eu senti saudades de você

Olha, uhhh, eu precisei dos seus carinhos
eu me sentia tão sozinho e já não podia mais te esquecer


Eu vou tirar você desse lugar
eu vou levar você pra ficar comigo e não me interessa o que os outros vão pensar


Eu sei que você tem medo de não dar certo
acha que o passado vai estar sempre perto
e que um dia eu vou me arrepender

E eu quero que você não pense em nada triste
porque quando o amor existe
o que não existe é tempo pra sofrer

Eu vou tirar você desse lugar
eu vou levar você pra ficar comigo
e não me interessa o que os outros vão pensar

Tuesday, 26 February 2008

Oh Happy Day!!

So Im packed and ready to go... almost! Praying that the person at the Mexicana desk tomorrow morning is in a happy mood and doesnt feel like charging me excess luggage.... Im really hoping!
Today i went to Kong - one of my favourite stores here and also spent time taking photographs and eating the fruits that I am sure never to find in England... Guayaba! Hmmmmm.. Yummy !
Today was a strange one really! I managed to "loose" 200 Pesos on the Metrobus.... someone lifted it out of my bag and there were so many people that i didnt feel a thing. It mad me really angry but atleast it wasnt my camera!


I came home to find a beautiful arrangment of flowers at my door with a mysterious note! Thank you, Jose Antonio - whoever you are! Nothing like Romantic and Fun! I love Mexican Charm! Je Je

I had left my Laptop on and came home to Msn flashing, a few different people wondering why after hours i wasnt replying! Bad habit.... sorry!

So I am going to go to bed now and dream about Tamales and all the other yummy things that I wont be eating for a while! I dont have to get up too early tomorrow thankfully, Luckily I checked my ticket though a few minutes ago and realised that i leave at 3pm not 11am ..... no idea where i got that from!



Sunday, 24 February 2008

First Day...........

This is the first day of my life
I swear I was born right in the doorway
I went out in the rain suddenly everything changed
They're spreading blankets on the beach

Yours is the first face that I saw
I think I was blind before I met you
Now I don’t know where I am
I don’t know where I’ve been
But I know where I want to go

And so I thought I’d let you know
That these things take forever
I especially am slow
But I realize that I need you
And I wondered if I could come home

Remember the time you drove all night
Just to meet me in the morning
And I thought it was strange you said everything changed
You felt as if you'd just woke up
And you said “this is the first day of my life
I’m glad I didn’t die before I met you
But now I don’t care I could go anywhere with you
And I’d probably be happy”

So if you want to be with me
With these things there’s no telling
We just have to wait and see
But I’d rather be working for a paycheck
Than waiting to win the lottery
Besides maybe this time is different
I mean I really think you like me

Monday, 18 February 2008

Hay mucha gente Esperando....

Hay mucha gente esperando. La autopista está cerca y el viaje es corto, pero hay que tomar el bus en el que ponga tu nombre. Te sientas en la parada y alguien más aparece. Su turno llega en un rato. ¿Por qué tienes que esperar tanto? Esta es una parada de las de antes, no hay ningún sitio donde te digan cuantos minutos quedan. Te pones nervioso y botas como si te mearas. Es que te meas. Pero si te vas puede que pierdas el bus y ¿quién sabe cuándo será el siguiente? Pues nada, te aguantas.

La gente sigue llegando. Hay algunos con suerte que se van enseguida y hay otros que llevan ya más tiempo que tú. Ves que se acerca otro autobús. De lejos intentas distinguir el nombre que pone. “No será para mí” piensas. Se para y el conductor grita un nombre. No te das cuenta de que es el tuyo hasta la tercera vez que lo dice. Levantas la cabeza, sonríes y te montas.

- ¿Cuánto cuesta?- preguntas.

- Es gratis, cielo- y te dedica una paternal sonrisa.

Te sientas en la zona de adelante, cerca del amable conductor. Es agradable tener el bus entero para ti. Miras un rato el paisaje, cada vez más verde y luminoso. Pero antes de llegar, el conductor te da un pañuelo negro de seda.

- Póntelo en los ojos, adonde vamos no se necesita ver. Sólo sentir.

No ves nada y tienes algo de miedo. Pero la inquietud y la intriga son más fuertes y te dejas llevar. Notas cómo se para el bus y te coge de la mano. Te ayuda a bajar y te dice:

-Estás en el paraíso, el suelo es verde y el cielo azul. Tú camina siempre hacia delante y llegarás a quien ha requerido tu presencia.

- ¿Así de fácil?

- No, hay una pega. Las murallas.

- ¡A mí nadie me dijo nada de ninguna muralla!

- Pues nada, si quieres nos volvemos a la apestosa ciudad.

-¡No, no, no! Dime, ¿qué hay que hacer con las murallas?

- A medida que vayas avanzando, te las irás encontrando. Algunas son rígidas y fuertes: de ladrillos y cemento. O de piedra. Pero otras son de cartón. Si las rompes se te abrirá ese hueco del camino. Pero si te rindes, te quedarás ahí quieta.

- OK. Gracias.- y empiezas a andar.

- ¡Eh!, recuerda que sólo puedes ir hacia delante. Puedes girar hacia los lados pero no volverte.

Ahora sí, comienzas a andar. Bueno, más bien a correr. Todo lo rápido que puedes. Quieres llegar al final y te da igual si tienes que correr mil millones de metros o sólo dos; la cosa es hacerlo lo más rápido posible. Y sigues corriendo. ¡Mierda! Te habías olvidado de las murallas y te has comido una bien asquerosa. Pero bueno, es de cartón. Y sigues el camino. De repente te paras. Te das cuenta de que no te han dado comida ni bebida y encima te sigues meando. “Vaya una mierda. Esperar tanto para este timo, ¿alguien me habrá visto? Aquí con los ojos tapados en nosedonde corriendo y agotándome para llegar hasta nosequien que requiere mi presencia. ¿Pero qué se ha creído?”. Te sientes engañado y frustrado. Ahora andas un poco más despacio. Pero sigues inquieto por llegar. Y te vuelves a chocar. Esta vez no es de cartón; te resulta muy difícil romperlo pero con un poco de esfuerzo lo consigues. Vas andando y a cada paso que das te encuentras con un muro “¿va a ser siempre así?” Ahora no, no es así. Has encontrado algo bajito, a la altura de los pies y emite extraños sonidos. Te agachas “¡es un cerdo, joder que hambre!” Pero es demasiado pequeño así que decides llevarlo con una cuerdita hasta que crezca. Es puro y calma tu rabia. Ahora cuesta más ir tan rápido, el cochino te entorpece… y llegas a otro obstáculo, el más duro que has encontrado. Te agachas para tener el animal en brazos para abalanzarte con fuerza. Igual que has hecho con los demás. Pero esta vez no funciona. Te tocas el hombro y notas la humedad de la sangre y el escozor de las heridas. Decides sentarte y apoyarte en el muro. Y encuentras algo más: una maza. “¿Una maza? ¡Ostias, seré idiota!” y poco a poco tiras el muro que te corta el paso. Y sonríes. Te sientes feliz, te sientes vital. Y encima el cerdo es cerda, ¡y estaba embarazada! Decides comértela y llevar las crías para más adelante. Vas avanzando y bajas el ritmo de tus pasos. Ahora no andas sin más, ahora tocas todo: el suelo, las plantas, juegas con los cerditos… Pero te desanimas, el camino se te hace largo. Más que largo, ¡eterno! Llega un momento en que te das cuenta de que tu cabeza no resiste más golpes y vas con los brazos estirados por si hay algún muro. De vez en cuando t sientas y descansas, bebes de las fuentes que encuentras. Un día, yendo con los brazos en alto, te das cuenta de que no hay murallas que romper con la maza si no paredes que esquivar. Para seguir adelante oliendo la hierva, respirando tranquilidad y olvidando las ansias por llegar. Disfrutando de todos los pasos que das. Y justo en el momento que más aprecias tu aventura, sientes la mano de una mujer quitándote la venda que cubre tus ojos.

- ¿Quieres hacer otro viaje?


Monday, 11 February 2008

Another day in DF....

For the first time in weeks it is rainy and cold in Mexico City. I have been laying on the roof in the sun for the past few mornings - i have rather a nice tan coming along!
I hate it when there is thunder and lightening here, it really scares me. Usually the electricity gives out or something bad happens.
For those of you that havnt already seen the site www.hinckleychallenge.com
is a website that has been set up for us to try and read the Book of Mormon in 97 days - you can track your progress and i think that it is a great idea and we should all take advantage of this site. Im 50 pages in after 5 days and i can say that i am really feeling the benefits of reading everyday instead of every few days - admitedly, i had gotten lazy...
We have had some dramas in the house here in DF but probably best that i tell you individually rather than here... funny story but best kept alitle more secret than others i think...
Hope all is well with everyone.....

Thursday, 31 January 2008

The Heart of Life

I hate to see you cry
Lying there in that position
There's things you need to hear
so turn off your tears
and listen

Pain throws your heart to the ground
love turns the whole thing around
no it wont all go the way
it should
but I know the heart of life is good

You know it's nothin' new
bad news never had good timing
then the circle of your friends
will defend the silver lining

Pain throws your heart to the ground
love turns the whole thing around
no it won't all go the way
it should
But I know the heart of life is good

Pain throws your heart to the ground
love turns the whole thing around
fear is a friend who is
misunderstood
but I know the heart of life is good
I know it's good, I know it's good
oh i know it's good

Monday, 28 January 2008

President Hinckley

President Gordon B. Hinckley, who led The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints through twelve years of global expansion, has died at the age of 97.
President Hinckley was the 15th president in the 177-year history of the Church and had served as its president since 12 March 1995.
The Church president died at his apartment in downtown Salt Lake City at 7:00 p.m. Sunday night from causes incident to age. Members of his family were at his bedside. A successor is not expected to be formally chosen by the Church’s Quorum of the Twelve Apostles until after President Hinckley’s funeral within the next few days.
President Hinckley was known, even at the age of 97, as a tireless leader who always put in a full day at the office and traveled extensively around the world to mix with Church members, now numbering 13 million in 171 nations.
His quick wit and humor, combined with an eloquent style at the pulpit, made him one of the most loved of modern Church leaders. A profoundly spiritual man, he had a great fondness for history and often peppered his sermons with stories from the Church’s pioneer past.
He was a popular interview subject with journalists, appearing on 60 Minutes with Mike Wallace and on CNN’s Larry King Live, as well as being quoted and featured in hundreds of newspapers and magazines over the years. During the Salt Lake Olympics of 2002, his request that the Church refrain from proselytizing visitors was credited by media with generating much of the goodwill that flowed to the Church from the international event.
In recent years, a number of major developments in the Church reflected President Hinckley’s personal drive and direction. In calling for 100 temples to be in operation before the end of the year 2000, the Church president committed the Church to a massive temple-building program.
In 1999 — 169 years after the Church was organized by its founder, Joseph Smith — the Church had 56 operating temples. Three years later that number had doubled, largely because of a smaller, highly practical temple architectural plan that delivered these sacred buildings to Church members in far-flung parts of the world. Many more Church members can now experience the sacred ceremonies that occur only in temples, including marriages for eternity and the sealing of families in eternal units.
President Hinckley was the most traveled president in the Church’s history. His duties took him around the world many times to meet with Latter-day Saints in more than 60 countries. He was the first Church president to travel to Spain, where in 1996 he broke ground for a temple in Madrid; and to the African nations of Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Zimbabwe and Cape Verde, where he met with thousands of Latter-day Saints in 1998. In 2005, he traveled nearly 25,000 miles on a seven-nation, nine-day tour to Russia, South Korea, China, Taiwan, India, Kenya, and Nigeria.
At a general conference of Church members in April 2001, President Hinckley initiated the Perpetual Education Fund — an ambitious program to help young members of the Church (mainly returning missionaries from developing countries) receive higher education and work-related training that they would otherwise likely never receive.
Closer to his Salt Lake City home, President Hinckley announced the construction of a new Conference Center in 1996 and dedicated it four years later. Seating 21,000 people, it is believed to be the largest religious and theater auditorium in the world and has become the hub for the Church’s general conference messages to the world, broadcast in 91 languages.
Even before his term as president, President Hinckley’s extensive Church service included 14 years as a counselor in the First Presidency, the highest presiding body in the government of the Church, and 20 years before that as a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.
President Hinckley was born 23 June 1910 in Salt Lake City, a son of Bryant Stringham and Ada Bitner Hinckley. One of his forebears, Stephen Hopkins, came to America on the Mayflower. Another, Thomas Hinckley, served as governor of the Plymouth Colony from 1680 to 1692.
President Hinckley’s first job was as a newspaper carrier for the Deseret News, a Salt Lake City daily. After attending public schools in Salt Lake City, he earned a bachelor of arts degree at the University of Utah and then served two years as a full-time missionary for the Church in Great Britain. He served with distinction and ultimately was appointed as an assistant to the Church apostle who presided over all the European missions.
Upon successfully completing his missionary service in the mid-1930s, he was asked by Heber J. Grant, then president of the Church, to organize what has become the Church's Public Affairs Department.
President Hinckley began serving as a member of the Sunday School general board in 1937, two years after returning home from missionary service in Great Britain. For 20 years he directed all Church public communications. In 1951 he was named executive secretary of the General Missionary Committee, managing the entire missionary program of the Church, and served in this capacity for seven years.
On 6 April 1958, while serving as president of the East Millcreek Stake in Salt Lake City (a stake is similar to a diocese), President Hinckley was appointed as a general authority, or senior full-time leader of the Church. In this capacity he served as an assistant to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles before being appointed to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles on 5 October 1961.
President Hinckley received a number of educational honors, including the Distinguished Citizen Award from Southern Utah University; the Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of Utah; and honorary doctorates from Westminster College, Utah State University, University of Utah, Brigham Young University, Southern Utah University, Utah Valley State College and Salt Lake Community College. The Gordon B. Hinckley Endowment for British Studies, a program focused on the arts, literature and history of the United Kingdom, was established at the University of Utah.
President Hinckley was awarded the Silver Buffalo Award by the Boy Scouts of America; was honored by the National Conference for Community and Justice (formerly the National Conference of Christians and Jews) for his contributions to tolerance and understanding in the world; and received the Distinguished Service Award from the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. In 2004, President Hinckley was also awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President George W. Bush in the White House.
In March 2000 President Hinckley addressed the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. He also addressed the Religion Newswriters Association and the U.S. Conference of Mayors and twice addressed the Los Angeles World Affairs Council.
President Hinckley wrote and edited several books and numerous manuals, pamphlets and scripts, including a best-selling book, Standing for Something, aimed at a general audience. In it he championed the virtues of love, honesty, morality, civility, learning, forgiveness, mercy, thrift and industry, gratitude, optimism and faith. He also testified of what he called the “guardians of virtue,” namely traditional marriage and family.
President Hinckley married Marjorie Pay in the Salt Lake Temple in 1937. They have five children and 25 grandchildren. Sister Hinckley passed away 6 April 2004." (LDSnewsroom.org)



Bueno , aunque sabemos sin duda, lo que pasa después de la muerte, aun así es lamentable la perdida del profeta, pero sé que esta bien y debe estar muy feliz junto a su amada esposa, le debió extrañar mucho todo este tiempo y por su avanzada edad era de esperarce, aun me sorprende a los 97 años haya estado tanlusido, fuerte, es totalmente admirable, pero aun así estaba agotado, como dijo en una conferencia, sentía que su vida estaba en la puesta del sol, pero seguía siendo fuerte .
La verdad sentí una mezcla de sentimientos, de tristeza porque nos deja & de alegría porque ahora el esta con su esposa.
Extrañaré sus mensajes, extrañaré verlo en las conferencias parándose para ir al púlpito con su bastón. Cuando pienso en él me invade una nostalgia muy grande, es un profeta que trascendió tanto en mi vida. Hubiera querido tanto conocerlo.....
Un hombre realmente llamado por Dios, ahora esta con su esposa con quien se selló por tiempo y eternidad esperando la resurrección en un estado de felicidad.
Nuestro querido profeta murió el domingo 27 de enero del 2008 a las 7 pm en Salt Lake City por muerte natural de ancianidad, rodeado de sus familiares en su cabecera.
Sé que fue un profeta llamado por Dios. Esta alegría saber el plan de salvación pues nos da la certeza de saber que nuestra vida tiene un propósito, no es por casualidad sino que tenemos una misión y el profeta ya cumplió la suya, ahora nos toca a nosotros aprender de las muchas enseñanzas que nos dio un servidor de Jesucristo, un siervo del señor.

Saturday, 26 January 2008

On a day like today......

"A friend is one who knows who you are, understands where you have been, accepts what you have become, and still allows you to grow." William Shakespeare.

On a day like today, one realises what is, what has gone and what remains. What is important, what is trivial, what could have been, what should have been done and importantly, what will be done.
One never knows what life is going to throw your way. Take it or leave it.
Every path we choose, every decision we make shapes us, helps us grow, for better or worse.
No regrets.





Friday, 25 January 2008

Hoy es un Buen Dia....

私はあなたを愛しています Я ЛЮБЛЮ ВАС 我愛你
Its a Sunny Mexico City morning - and that makes me feel great.
The sun is so warm and bright, im so glad that we seem to be over the cold spell here, although bad winds two nights again brought down lots of trees and killed four people.
I have lots of emails to write and people to catch up with, Im hoping to go out tonight too... i feel like dancing ! I havnt been out for a really long time !

En esta tierra he visto mi primera luz
He visto y veo luz, tierra firme y vasto cielo
Todo mi entorno está entendido en el amor
Que nos tuvieron los que fueron hace tiempo
Y hoy hace un buen día
Para hablar de los que están aquí
Trazando a diario el bienestar
De todo aquel que vendrá
Como precederá la aurora al sol de diario
Como sabemos que mañana será igual
Porque así se ha venido haciendo
Con los años que transcurren y se van

En esta tierra en donde puedo caminar
Bajo la dirección que le ponga a mis pasos
Siempre habrá tiempo para venirle a cantar
Por ser lo más que sé ofrecer como regalo
Me dio un lugar donde al volver con gusto sé decir
Es mi país, esta es mi tierra y casa
Y esta es su canción
Una canción como todas las que se han hecho
Tan sólo que con esta quiero hacer mención
De todo el bien que me hizo nacer de este pueblo
Y que me parte el corazón
Que hablar de México
Siempre me inflama el pecho

Y si miramos hacia atrás
Donde fuimos a empezar
Y encontramos los antiguos
Que formaron un lugar
Pero un buen día se marcharon
Y aprendimos a decir
Grandes fueron los viajeros
Que cruzaron por aquí

En esta tierra conocí la dignidad
Del que trabaja para ver crecer los suyos
Del que se esfuerza a superar su condición
Aún a pesar de cruzar tiempos de infortunio
Y hoy hace un buen día
Para hablar de los que están aquí
Trazando a diario el bienestar
De todo aquel que vendrá
De la simiente que se llega al semillero
Que hasta esta tierra fértil un día arribarán
Y no hace falta repetir como los quiero
Si lo he dicho tanto ya
Y hablar de amor es bueno
Cuando se es sincero

Y si ellos miran hacia atrás
De lo que les toca empezar
Y nos hallan a nosotros
Que formamos un lugar
Que un buen día nos marcharemos
Y tal vez podrán decir
Grandes fueron los viajeros
Que cruzaron por aquí

Tuesday, 22 January 2008

candles we light and snuff out and light again

She left this morning,She left no forwarding card. I watched her pack and without looking back She drove out of the yard .
"Friends are only ghosts" she said "They fade and fall apart" .
They never stick around,When the going gets hard-nosed, strong-boned,Stick-impervious, diamond stoned and it's only names that really hurt.
Take me anywhere from here, i'm not asking . I'll do anything to disappear from here
I don't like thinking that maybe something I did was wrong.
I didn't understand her, and suddenly she didn't belong.
People come and go, one day they're here, the next they're gone.
Paranoia isn't pretty, but it sure makes you strong-bones,Hard-nosed, unimpressible, indisposed.
So call me the names that really hurt...........Take me anywhere from here, i'm not asking
I'll do anything to disappear from here.
Your life is just a movie in which you wish we never had starred, but right back at the start I bet there's scene that makes you hard-nosed,Strong-boned, stick-impervious, diamond-stoned
And it's only names that really hurt.
Take me anywhere from here, i'm not asking .I'll do anything to disappear
So take me anywhere from here.

Grrrrrrr

Por q me despiertan tan temprano??
Por q m obligan a comer lo mismo q ustedes??
Por q no tengo trabajo?
Por q no se dan cuenta q soy tan gorda??
Por q me separaron de mis amigos??
Por que mi novio es tan lindo conmigo?
Por q no tengo una mejor amiga conmigo en este momento??
Por q no consigo lo q quiero??
Por q?? Por q?? Por q?? ahhhhhhhhhhh bla bla bla....

Todos tenemos distintos "por ques?"...yo no kiero mas "por ques"...nope,no puedo pensar nada de eso...
Siempre todos queremos tener mejores cosas...yo si,
Ahora, lo que yo hago para no deprimirme, es pensar en todo lo lindo que yo tengo y que otros no. Lo importante es saber distingir que nosotros tenemos muchas cualidades que los otros no tienen, verdad? Es un excelente ejercicio y te hace valorar lo que ya tienes. Soy Egoista por pensar así? nose, no kreo.
Las mejores amigas son demasiado escasas y demasiado es una forma delicada de decirlo, yo no tengo aki una mejor amiga y si tengo amigos pero no los veo kasi jamas!! Pero weno, tengo mis amigos tan lindos...Estoy en los GLoRIosos








Tuesday, 15 January 2008

Raspberry Jam Sandwiches and Instant Noodles

Im back in Mexico City after an amazing 3 weeks in Guatemala with Pam and the boys... we had an incredible Christmas and New year.
We visited Lago Izabal,spent new years in Antigua and ate an AMAZING christmas dinner with the best cranberry sauce i have ever tasted ! ( Thanks to Dan and Roo).
I have a job interview this saturday and i am really positive that everything will be ok - i admit that i am missing Guate a little and i wouldnt mind going back, but theres always a way and things will work out soon (i hope... my diet currently consists of Raspberry jam sandwiches and instant noodles due to my lack of funds).
I have had a cold thats being lingering for the past week after the worst - the pollution doesnt make things better but besides that i am pretty healthy..maybe i will loose a few pounds on my current diet! It wouldnt be a bad thing.
Last night i went to see "El Amor en los tiempos del Cólera" , adapted from the novel by García Márquez-i didnt know the story but it wasnt a bad movie so you should check it out !

Hablando Sola....

Si el amor fuera número , sería uno
Si el amor fuera comida , sería un enorme plato de spagueti
Si el amor tuviera forma , sería circulo
Si el amor fuera animal , sería pajaro
Si el amor una persona , sería un gigante
Si el amor fuera tela ,sería seda
Si el amor hablara , sería muy incoherente
Si el amor fuera objeto , sería puerta
Si el amor caminara , andaría descalzo
Si el amor fuera ropa , sería abrigo
Si el amor fuera un desastre natural , sería un terremoto
Si el amor fuera flor , sería una margarita
Si el amor fuera color , no sería rojo
Si el amor fuera risa , sería carcajada
Si el amor fuera lágrima , sería llanto
Si el amor fuera un paquete , no tendría un letrero que dijera frágil
Si el amor fuera médico , no sería cardiologo , sería gastroenterólogo
Si el amor fuera una carrera sería arquitectura
Si el amor fuera canción , sería " Besame Mucho"
Si el amor fuera letra , sería vocal
Si el amor fuera pintura , sería abstracta
Si el amor fuera poema , no rimaría
Si el amor fuera un refrán , sería " más vale tarde que nunca"
Si el amor fuera calle , sería de doble sentido
Si el amor fuera visita , no sería puntual
Si el amor fuera despedida , diría " hasta luego"
Si el amor fuera petición ... No sería amor