I really like this way of her being ironically crazy.
This attitude of laughter brings good humour, don’t you think?
The perfect friend for messing around …
Speaking of friendship … have you ever seen “Amiche da morire – Friends to Die For?”
I would say that Sicily is a congenial place for Sabrina: the season of The White Lotus for which Sabrina received a nomination for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series is filmed in Taormina.
In the interview Sabrina tells that her dress was fitted the night before by tailors like the birds of Cinderella’s dress, and also declares that her victory is to be there, but we can say that another great shot is her participation in the upcoming film In the head of Dante with Al Pacino and John Malkovich.
Who knows, maybe the Fairy godmother has a hand in it… 🙂
And you? Have you ever lived a fairy tale?
I could tell I live perpetually in the mess, but isn’t it the real fairy tale?
Gianni Rodari wrote: Where are the fairy tales? There is one in everything: in the wood of the coffee table, in the glass, in the rose.
The Eight Mountains is both a literary and cinematic success.
Again I owe the reading to Monica and I hope that the movie will not disappoint me as it often happens when I watch movies based on books.
I heard a lot about The Eight Mountains with reference to male friendship or more precisely manly friendship.
Of course The Eight Mountains tells about mountains, as well as it tells about a Friendship of the kind we should all be privileged to experience in life.
However, the prevailing reflection that I retain after reading this book is another.
Beyond the powerful and unrelenting beauty of the mountain, I was impressed by its role within the story in the father-son relationship.
The mountain is typically silence; instead, I read it in this book as the only dialogue to patch up a deep generational and emotional incommunicability.
Sometimes we love totally, we love with a love written even in our DNA, yet we do not know how to show it.
This kind of love is blatantly obvious to those who can observe it as uninvolved spectators and yet it is hidden from the eyes of those with too close a perspective that paradoxically creates a distance.
Am I wrong? Perhaps this view is entirely personal.
Have you read the book? Written by Paolo Cognetti and published by Einaudi in 2016. Strega Prize 2017.
An old Nepalese man told me about the eight mountains …
The man picked up a stick with which he drew a circle in the ground. It came out perfect; you could tell he was used to drawing them. Then, within the circle, he drew a diameter, and then a second perpendicular to the first, and then a third and fourth along the bisectors, resulting in a wheel with eight spokes. I thought that, having to arrive at that figure, I would start from a cross, but it was typical for an Asian to start from the circle
– Have you ever seen a drawing like that? – he asked me.
– Yes, – I answered. – In the mandala.
– Right, – he said. – We say that at the center of the world is a very high mountain, Sumeru. Around Sumeru there are eight mountains and eight seas. This is the world for us.
In saying this he drew, out of the wheel, a small point for each ray, and then a small wave between each point. Eight mountains and eight seas. Finally he made a crown around the center of the wheel, which could be, I thought, the snowy summit of Sumeru. He pointed the stick at the center and concluded, -And let’s say: will the person who went around the eight mountains have learned more, or the person who made it to the top of Mount Sumeru?
Among so many references, do you want to mention some?
There are several interpretations of You make me feel like it’s Halloween, mainly originated by the final phrase: but you are the caretaker.
In an interview Matt Bellamy jokingly stated that there were too many songs about Christmas and it was time for someone to celebrate some other holiday, like Halloween for example.
What do you think about?
Over these twenty years undoubtedly Muse with their hits accustomed us to different kind of emotions.
I have always been impressed first and foremost by the powerful charge that Matthew Bellamy & Co. manage to exude, but also by their trademark flair combined with a completely unique genre that initially made it complicated to include them into a defined musical genre.
What is your favorite among their songs?
I know, it’s not easy to choose, I can’t rank them, although I have a special connection with some in particular.
In light of this we can perhaps reconsider You make me feel like it’s Halloween more for the message than the horror quotes, would you agree?
On October 26 Muse will be at Alcatraz in Milan great way to feel in the Hallooween mood.
How about you? When do you feel like it’s Halloween?
Unfortunately they were less helpful against the ants, you say they were particularly naughty like all the insects who decide to move here?
Have you ever tried?
Or maybe you can read them?
The first scene that comes to mind is in Joel Schumacher’s Dying Young, when Estelle played by Colleen Dewhurst sees a bad omen in Campbell Scott’s cup.
What do you say? Better to focus on other ways of using it.
For example, RENS from Helsinki, Finland had the best idea of using coffee grounds together with recycled plastic to make sneakers!
They named them coffee shoes, isn’t it great?
I quote verbatim:
we transform post-industrial plastic and used coffee grounds into feature-rich products that are made to go the distance.
While waiting to go the distance, this is definitely a first step, don’t you agree?
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