.:.Callitoes Collectanea.:.

I’ve done it…
I swore that I would never do it…
But I did…

I bought The Da Vinci Code (well, the Spanish version: El código da Vinci)…
I didn’t want to give money to that individual, promise: I just wanted to read the book in order to be able to criticise it, but since I didn’t find it in any library, and that I couldn’t borrow it from anyone, I ended up by buying it in the Book Fair of Santiago.

Anyway, what annoys me most is that my so-called friend J. bought it in English just a few minutes later. He could as well have chosen another bl**dy book to practise his English!! If he wanted to read this book, I could have lend him mine!

Gosh, I’ve still so much to do with my %&$% thesis :dead:… But most of my time goes in websites (I’m getting paid for developing one, though! :geeked:), the Galician dances group, concerts in which my sister has panic attacks (but I helped her there: “¡bravo pola presentadora!!” -that’s Galician), the theatre group, crying for the sake of it and feeling sorry for myself , and reading (I am currently reading The Bible in Spanish -yeah, it’s general culture-, El capitán Alatriste, by Arturo Pérez Reverte, and Das Parfum. Die Geschichte eines M�rders by Patrick Süskind in Spanish)… I can’t remember if I ever devoted my reading time just to one book

Yeah, I know, I always end up by sorting everything out. But in the meanwhile… GOD DAMM THE MEANWHILE!!

Thank heavens I can feel my left foot again
Well, hasta pronto.
Ciao!

Tags: vida life

7 Responses to “I DID IT”

# Ivaon 05 May 2004 at 12:20

I haven’t heard of the book…does it have anything to do with Da Vinci or is it just a name?
# Calítoe.:.on 05 May 2004 at 15:36

It’s about secret codes hidden in masterpieces of art, but the problem is that many people believe everything that it is said in the book as a truth.
# Francescaon 05 May 2004 at 21:47

I know about that book! I am absolutely crazy about anything concerning art and artists, especially Italian renaissance artists But, I am not sure about what an American writer can do to that Genius called Leonardo
I’m terribly interested in reading that book, but I am still looking for someone who can lend me the book
I am very disappointed when I think that there is people who can believe that what they read in a novel is true
Anyway, I LOVE Leonardo da Vinci to distraction
# Thiloon 06 May 2004 at 20:29

Hola Calítoe! Tengo una pregunta: Es verdad que todas adolescencas en Espana quedan embarazada y abortan sus hijos y es también verdad que hay muchas fiestas “en casas donde hay mucho marihuana”? No puedo creerlo! Pienso que es una tontería que tenemos que aprender cosas como estas!!! iiiNo somos estúpidos!!!!! Pero nuestro libo de espanol es totalmente sin siento!!! Grrrrr
# Calítoe.:.on 07 May 2004 at 13:44

WAS!!! That must be propaganda to put all Germans against us in EU decisions
Maybe in *some* houses that’s normal, but not definetly in mine. Most of parties are outside; and I don’t know any case of teenager pregnancy in my environment… Well, only one case, but she was 19 and she didn’t abort.
Yeah, I attended some parties in which there was marihuana, but I’m sure there are a lot like those in Germany too. The only legal drugs in Spain are alcohol and tobacco, so it’s not that easy to be so wild.
In case you were interested, I don’t like that kind of parties at all, and I am a virgin myself -I’m just trying to say that there are a lot of different ways of having fun ;), but in spite of that, everybody knows me as one of the most cheerful girls they know
# Thiloon 07 May 2004 at 15:51

Ya me he pensadolo. No puedo creer que hay historias como esa. Pero me pregunto: ?No hay themas qué son más interesantes como chicas embarazadas? Voy a escribir una carta a los autores del libro iiiEs increible!!!
# Calítoe.:.on 07 May 2004 at 22:50

I’ll sign too, Thilo