Thoughts of today

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2. Discussion in between right hemisphere (RH) and left hemisphere (LH) of my own brain:

RH:Uooo have you seen that! What a lovely, sunny day!
LH: That's a perfect day to run by the city walls!
RH: Run??
LH: Yeeesss run!
RH: NO, it's a perfect day to sit somewhere and read or write something... I do really feel like writing!
LH: But you have all the day to write ad we don't know if this afternoon it will be cloudy.
RH: But there are loooads of people walking by the walls today... it's sunday!
LH: Ooohhh don't worry about that! They will get out of our way with a huge smile!
RH: Come on, pleaseee
LH: Ok.
RH: Yes
LH: Wait, wait. I haven't say that we are going to sit somewhere!
RH: But you've said ok!!
LH: You have not let me finish!
RH: Ok, say.
LH: We are going to run now...
RH: But....
LH: LET ME FINISH!
RH: ok...
LH: Thanks... we are going to run now and when we come back home, we take a shower and go to find somewhere to write or read or whatever you want to do... does it sound good to you?
RH: mmmmhhhh
LH: And you don't need the sun to read! you love reading in a coffee shop!
RH: Weeell...
LH: And I DO need the sun to run!
RH: Ok, ok, ok!
LH: Thanks... now can we order her to change the pijama for the sport cloths?
RH: Yes, but this afternoon we will stay at least 3 hours reading, ok?
LH: No time restrictions for this afternoon...
RH: Great!
LH: Can we now order her to change her cloths... it's pretty late...
RH: Yes, of course!

3. I want a BLUE HAT!



4. Looking for an old book:

Why do people want brand new books?

Of course that all of us have new books and we like them... but if you can have a new edition or an old one, why do people choose the new one!
People in the second hand bookshops just obviate the existence of this pieces of art... uuufffff

But I do really think that there's something special in the old books... Don't ask me what I see in them, because i don't really know what it is. But is something that makes me go to this bookshops every weekend to check if they have recieved anything "new". And today has been a great day, I have found:
Frankestein, Mary Shelley from 1888 (which i couldn't but.... snif snif...)
Pride and Prejudice, Jane Asten from 1915 (Yeeees I love it!)

5. Afternoon plan:

Book + notebook + coffee/cappuccino + somewhere warm + quiet atmosphere = LOVELY PLAN.

RH: It's time to go, LH.
LH: I agree.
Laura: Am I crazy?
RH, LH: Yes...