às vezes as pessoas entram na nossa vida, como por magia. aparecem e encantam-nos. e tão depressa como entraram elas desaparecem.
as que não esquecemos são as que importam, são as que marcaram, as poucas que o fizeram, fizeram-no profundamente.
marcas na vida. nas memórias, nas saudades.
que lindo o cliché.
a injustiça que nunca ninguém conta é o outro lado... das pessoas a quem nós significamos tanto, mas que para nós elas não significam nada.
nós apaixonamos-nos. raramente. a pessoa que amámos desaparece e fica a marca.
esquecemos que se calhar somos objecto amado de alguém, e também lhes desaparecemos à procura de outra pessoa.
isso não incomoda...
Pior é constatar que para a pessoa que amámos, nada significámos...
13 March, 2010
07 March, 2010
bursting into tears on a good day
the strangest feeling. something unexpected and soooo good happens and you burst into tears on a wonderful day.
either you're so relieved you let all the tension out in this very dramatic manner, tension that accumulated over the week and that is now coming out of you body in form of salty water;
or you are not having that of a good day, so it is just your repressed way of expressing how you really feel;
or you actually suffer from a hormonal dysfunction and while this might have felt like tears of joy and tears of hapinness, this was just a regular burst of emotion, which, comparing to those other ones you get regularly, isn't much different.
whatever the reason might be you will actually feel happy even with yucky sticky stuff running down your face and you might even go to bed with a smile.
either you're so relieved you let all the tension out in this very dramatic manner, tension that accumulated over the week and that is now coming out of you body in form of salty water;
or you are not having that of a good day, so it is just your repressed way of expressing how you really feel;
or you actually suffer from a hormonal dysfunction and while this might have felt like tears of joy and tears of hapinness, this was just a regular burst of emotion, which, comparing to those other ones you get regularly, isn't much different.
whatever the reason might be you will actually feel happy even with yucky sticky stuff running down your face and you might even go to bed with a smile.
the butchers wife
the girl knew a butcher in town. she pleased him of course. but she had always dreamt of marrying a sailor. of course there were no sailors where she lived, because there was no sea near her town. still she insisted on wanting a sailor for herself. she wanted the best and only the best for her future.
the closest she ever came to meeting a sailor was meeting a fisherman. she forgot immediately about the butcher and chased the fisherman for a long time to ask him all about the sea. in a small town like hers she did not know any other person who had sailed a boat in the ocean. the fisherman was so enchanting in comparison to the butcher...
but we know how the story ends. or else "the butchers wife" wouldn't be up there in the title, right?
the closest she ever came to meeting a sailor was meeting a fisherman. she forgot immediately about the butcher and chased the fisherman for a long time to ask him all about the sea. in a small town like hers she did not know any other person who had sailed a boat in the ocean. the fisherman was so enchanting in comparison to the butcher...
but we know how the story ends. or else "the butchers wife" wouldn't be up there in the title, right?
27 January, 2010
Elfriede Jelinek - Die Liebhaberinnen
auszug S.14f:
"am beispiel paula"
"am beispiel paula. paula ist vom lande. das landleben hat sie bis jetzt in schach gehalten – ebenso wie ihre schwestern erika und renate, die verheiratet sind. die beiden kann man schon abschreiben, es ist genauso, als ob sie nicht auf der welt wären. mit paula ist das anders, sie ist die jüngste von ihnen und noch richtig auf der welt. sie ist 15 jahre alt. sie ist jetzt alt genug, um sich überlegen zu dürfen, was sie einmal werden möchte: hausfrau oder verkäuferin. verkäuferin oder hausfrau. in ihrem alter sind alle mädchen, die so alt sind wie sie alt genug, um sich zu überlegen, was sie einmal werden wollen. die hauptschule ist beendet, die männer im dorf sind entweder holzarbeiter oder sie werden tischler, elektriker, spengler, maurer oder sie gehen in die fabrik oder sie versuchen tischler, elektriker, spengler, maurer oder fabrikarbeiter und gehen dann doch in den wald und werden holzarbeiter. die mädchen werden ihre frauen. der jäger ist ein besserer beruf, er wird von auswärts importiert. lehrer und pfarrer gibt es nicht, das dorf hat keine kirche und keine schule. auch der intelligenzberuf des konsum-filialleiters wird von auswärts importiert, unter ihm arbeiten immer drei frauen und mädchen aus dem dorf und ein lehrmädchen aus dem dorf. die frauen bleiben bis zu ihrer heirat verkäuferin oder hilfsverkäuferin, wenn sie geheiratet worden sind, ist es aus mit dem verkaufen, dann sind sie selbst verkauft, und die nächste verkäuferin darf an ihre stelle rücken und weiterverkaufen, der wechsel geht fliegend vor sich.
so ist im laufe der jahre ein natürlicher kreislauf zustandegekommen: geburt und einsteigen und geheiratet werden und wieder aussteigen und die tochter kriegen, die hausfrau oder verkäuferin, meist hausfrau, tochter steigt ein, mutter kratzt ab, tochter wird geheiratet, steigt aus, springt ab vom trittbrett, kriegt selber die nächste tochter, der konsumladen ist die drehscheibe des natürlichen kreislaufs der natur, in seinem obst und gemüse spiegeln sich die jahreszeiten, spiegelt sich das menschl. leben in seinen vielen ausdrucksformen, in seiner einzigen auslagenscheibe spiegeln sich die aufmerksamen gesichter seiner verkäuferinnen, die hier zusammengekommen sind, um auf die heirat und das leben zu warten. die heirat kommt aber immer allein, ohne das leben. so gut wie nie arbeitet eine verheiratete frau im geschäft, außer der mann ist gerade arbeitslos oder schwerverletzt. alkoholiker ist er immer."
lost and not yet found
once upon a time there was a girl. much like any other girl she had fallen in love, or so she thought. she knew nothing about It. she had sought all over for It and when she thought she had found It, she satisfied herself with the choice she had made.
sometimes she thought this is not as nice as It is in fairy tales, but well much like any other thing, a woman deals with it.
one day The real thing came uninvited. he did not look at all like she had expected. she had been wrong all along. she sees that now. at the time she refused to let in the unexpected guest. she made him wait outside and thought it would make It go away. He did. It didn't.
M.A.
Kiss me at the Gate - a beautiful song by The New Monarchs
sometimes she thought this is not as nice as It is in fairy tales, but well much like any other thing, a woman deals with it.
one day The real thing came uninvited. he did not look at all like she had expected. she had been wrong all along. she sees that now. at the time she refused to let in the unexpected guest. she made him wait outside and thought it would make It go away. He did. It didn't.
M.A.
Kiss me at the Gate - a beautiful song by The New Monarchs
14 January, 2010
10 January, 2010
just a quick preciousssssss thought...
my precioussssssss
X)
Don't mind the picture!!
THIS IS A SERIOUS post with a really funny picture
ahahahah
okay! back to serious!
I read this interview some time ago with a successful business woman
she complained about lack of time and that being the reason of arguments with her husband
I guess I liked to read the personal side of the successful woman and finding out what makes her just as normal as everybody else.
she said something that I can't quite get out of my mind:
When asked about her thoughts on being "replaceable"
she said that professionally, yes, she was replaceable but that personally no. In relationships there are no equal substitutes.
this is a valuable thought. Each one of us is so precious in a different way...
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