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O randuiala aproape perfecta. February 26, 2008

Filed under: Uncategorized — marinutza @ 5:05 pm

Acum ceva vreme bucuria cea mai mare era sa se spele pe maini de negreala lasata de cojile de nuca. Nuci pe care le fura din pomul vecinului, si le manca cu graba,pofta si frica, sa nu o prinda cineva.  

Acum ceva vreme timpul se scurgea mult mai incet, mult mai calm, intre cartile citite pe banca din fata casei , si intre baile in raul nebun care curgea prin sat. Unde se intalnea in fiecare zi cu ceilalti copii de pe ulita. Si unde faceau planuri de cum sa prajeasca porumbul seara, la foc.

Acum ceva vreme cea mai mare aventura era sa mearga pe jos 6 km in fiecare miercuri, la piata, unde bea impreuna cu ceilalti copii un suc la cofetarie, si manca o amandina. Asta inainte sa plece inapoi pe jos 6 km, si daca avea noroc intalnea pe drum o caruta din sat, cu care ajungea acasa.

Acum ceva vreme cea mai mare tristete era cand buna se supara si nu ii vorbea toata dupa-masa, ca seara sa o astepte acasa cu cana de cacao si o poveste inainte de somn.

Acum ceva vreme nu contau decat jocurile, povestile, visele si sperantele. Pentru ei, acolo, asta inca e cel mai important. Pentru ea, jocurile s-au transformat, povestile s-au materializat, visele sunt tot mai indraznete si sperantele ….deh, astea au ramas cam la fel.

Duminica i-a fost dor.

 

How much is too much? February 4, 2008

Filed under: ..::Life::.. — marinutza @ 11:49 am

I started some time ago reading “A year in the merde” -Stephen Clarke…. an engleesh man in Parrris, and (h)is one-yeeear experionce dans la France Republique :)    And it’s unbelivably hilarious.  Just imagine reading a book and understanding exactly what the guy is going through, how he is discovering the rules-based way of French living, but not the rules one is used to, just rules like : aimer sans restrictions, laissez faire, faire la greve, rever at aimer de nouveau…..   So if you have the chance to live in France, to have lived there, or maye to work with French people, just take a moment, read the book and start understanding them a bit better.  Now I also get why Katja was laughing like crazy while reading the book,…it’s the same that I do, in the metro, in bed, on the chair, wherever I am while reading the book.

Just try to understand this : <” Ah’m ed of hah tee”,he said. “Ed of hah tee,”I repeated approvingly, wondering what the hell this was. Something to do with tea,anyway. Relevant.  “Yah. Compoodah sis-temm.” “Oh, IT’” I said. He glowered at me, “your English is excelent” I added quickly. ” Ah’ve done a yee-uh uv post-grad at Jo-ja State, then Ah’ve worked fahv yee-uhs inna inshance firm in Atlanna. In da hah tee departmon, a coss” , ” A coss” I agreed..>…..

I find it soooo fuuuunny, given the fact I did have this kind of conversations almost every day in the past year. How in God’s name can you have a sad day beeing surrounded by this? I miss smiling every time someone tried to say “ello cherie, ow is you day?” :) ))

Une belle journee a vous! And for some french live every day, just click http://player.nrj.fr/V4/nrj/nrj_main_V4.html?id=nrj