Far from resolving signed here a enigma of life, but there are times that you wonder if things really just happen ... Why
coincidences are many, then your rational mind (or at least mine) makes me think that maybe the last week there could be no coincidences, only that I have not learned, thè basically what we see we want to see, if we wait for a phone call and the phone rings we are ready to scream at the omen, but how many times that it rings and we do not let us do case?! Already
... Then this summer a friend told me that the "signs" are there and when we are no longer able to see them, then nothing makes more sense. The signs are short, and should be read ... but how? And above all, who tells me that my interpretation of the sign in question is really right?
"Of course, if I may, in all humility, I do not think there really was no need to slide down the road to Quartel, a thing which by the way was also annoying for the locals, would be enough, probably , something lighter, a more discrete sign, say, something more intimate between us. Like, if I make a small objection, the scene of horses that nailed on the road that brought me back from Elisewin , and right there was no way to make them go forward was something technically successful but perhaps too spectacular, do not you think?, I with much less understood, there happens every now and then overdo it not?, however it is still there raccontarsela , those over there, a scene so do not forget. All in all I think that would be enough that dream with the baron who rose from the bed and cried, "Father Pluche ! Father Pluche ! "A thing well done, in its kind, leaves no room for doubt, and in fact the morning after I was already there traveling to Carewall , you see that it takes no time, then, after all. No, I tell you, why it should happen again, then you know how to behave. A dream is stuff that works. If you want my advice, that the system is good. To save someone, in the case. A dream. "
From Ocean Sea, A. Baricco
Father Pluche has always been my favorite character!
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