Escabuyes Whenever You Too
escabuyes you tingle in my attempts. [...]
I surrender to your
uncheck and melancoleo with the (barely) seconds that I can expropiarte.
of these inventions times, times, actions and situations with which I
I bad blood.
but also [..] Blood is life and life suffering.
I suffer as I live and lie if you do not contemplate.
and blood when you're not licking me because he knows you .
oxymorons all the time. Suffer
hemorrájeas when you appear. Hemorrhagic
I keep samples of the flask
in for worse times . [...]
Then you inject me.
Monday, June 25, 2007
Sunday, January 14, 2007
Maggie London Petites
A CHILDHOOD MEMORY OF THE ARMED Fallacies
NOTE: BUT STILL NEED SOME PICTURES UP (I DO THE PICTURES), UP THE ENTRY AND PREFER TO READ
May you
The title of this blog has been created from a story that I started writing years ago, in asking me about my memories of childhood and youth, and how they work the mechanisms of memory and memory retrieval, so that the entry that follows is a story of it.
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Last Friday I visited with a friend, Parish of the Immaculate Conception and the Assumption of Our Lady (the name of the temple). He was an old childhood memory and for years, ever since I moved to Barcelona, \u200b\u200bI wanted to visit to see if this was the church that my grandmother took me Bellmunt small. Tempted I remember putting in my hands a rosary beads, which he kept for me in a silver box embossed with a relief of Don Quixote and Sancho at the top, and with the promise that we would see the "Virgin asleep" . In my recollection, the Virgin was a very beautiful lady with a calm expression on his face, eyes closed and lying inside a glass case. He also had a vague memory of a baby Jesus, smiling, chubby, lying on his life-size manger.
We entered the church, peered the ship without any recollection awoke in me ... I walked down the aisle, and then I saw the figure of baby Jesus, just as I remembered, just to the left of the fence that separates the nave of the header. To his left was still assembled the crib and with it, a glass door giving access to other units: the chapel of the Most Holy, where at that time the priest officiated at the Mass, and a beautiful cloister with frescoes painted in the lunettes (and restored, as they appeared freshly painted.)
In the hallway that leads to the chapel, there were stalls that sells guides and pictures of saints. I attended an old lady and thought maybe it had been there long enough -40 years, he said to give me the information I wanted. I questioned and he told me that the Virgin was asleep in a small chapel to the left of the entrance of the ship. So I went back and found, although the chapel was closed and could only be seen through a fence. That was "my Lady" ...
Then I went back to the stalls in search of more information. The Mass was over and the priest was at the door of the chapel, dismissing some parishioners. Into conversation with them, at first the pastor, an enthusiastic young man, tried to address me in a rudimentary Catalan, but felt more comfortable when he found he could move to the Castilian. I told them about my great-grandmother, and in my recollection, the Virgin was elsewhere at a lower height, it could go around, then he explained that the box with the Virgin is placed in the center of the nave of the church on the festival August 15, that was what I remembered, probably because my grandmother was visiting during the summer, because I lived in Madrid, I should have seen the infant Jesus during the Christmas holidays ... I also
told a curious anecdote
according to him, a miracle, connected to another of the figures of the church. The chapel is on the right of the head of the ship, you save an image of the Sacred Heart, for those not well placed in Catholic mythology, the Sacred Heart is a Christ with the heart on the center chest, and as iconography, always wears on his left hand. Well
it has two open arms slightly bent and palms facing up. They say that a worker restoring any damage, standing on a ladder that had the misfortune to fall, for not crash into the ground, and avoid further that it did so on a parishioner at that time was there praying, Christ opened his arms and held ... that is why we have open arms since.
The original church is Romanesque, XIII century, the cloister, Gothic, XIV - XV , formerly a nunnery that was in the old town (now in the Eixample) and was moved stone by stone to its current location from the street Jonqueres (this happened in 1869-1871). In the cloister still observe three sepulchral urns containing the remains of their former prioress.
The bell tower, Romanesque-Gothic was attached in 1879 and came from another church, San Miguel, also located in the medieval Barcelona. The temple was restored around 1942. In addition to the Sacred Heart and Our Lady asleep, the church keeps other small treasures: a picture of the Immaculate Conception in the interior of a Gothic temple located in the center of the altar, made by Enric Monjo (in 1942) and a Via Crucis painted by Joan Llimona (in 1925). Both the body such as the rosette are the original Gothic.
Although memory is sometimes tricky, and decorate or modify the memories, in this case I have found that a small childhood memory corresponded so remarkably faithful to real events. I've always been very disturbing to think that memories that seem so consistent, are actually quite false, built of scraps from various sources, mixed with bits of things that really told us mentally and we have illustrated, sewn together by threads that weave ourselves with the help of logic, allowing us to fill the gaps and establish some continuity and make sense of the story of our past ...
This is a topic that interests me greatly and I hope to talk later ...
NOTE: BUT STILL NEED SOME PICTURES UP (I DO THE PICTURES), UP THE ENTRY AND PREFER TO READ
May you
The title of this blog has been created from a story that I started writing years ago, in asking me about my memories of childhood and youth, and how they work the mechanisms of memory and memory retrieval, so that the entry that follows is a story of it.
11
Last Friday I visited with a friend, Parish of the Immaculate Conception and the Assumption of Our Lady (the name of the temple). He was an old childhood memory and for years, ever since I moved to Barcelona, \u200b\u200bI wanted to visit to see if this was the church that my grandmother took me Bellmunt small. Tempted I remember putting in my hands a rosary beads, which he kept for me in a silver box embossed with a relief of Don Quixote and Sancho at the top, and with the promise that we would see the "Virgin asleep" . In my recollection, the Virgin was a very beautiful lady with a calm expression on his face, eyes closed and lying inside a glass case. He also had a vague memory of a baby Jesus, smiling, chubby, lying on his life-size manger.
We entered the church, peered the ship without any recollection awoke in me ... I walked down the aisle, and then I saw the figure of baby Jesus, just as I remembered, just to the left of the fence that separates the nave of the header. To his left was still assembled the crib and with it, a glass door giving access to other units: the chapel of the Most Holy, where at that time the priest officiated at the Mass, and a beautiful cloister with frescoes painted in the lunettes (and restored, as they appeared freshly painted.)
In the hallway that leads to the chapel, there were stalls that sells guides and pictures of saints. I attended an old lady and thought maybe it had been there long enough -40 years, he said to give me the information I wanted. I questioned and he told me that the Virgin was asleep in a small chapel to the left of the entrance of the ship. So I went back and found, although the chapel was closed and could only be seen through a fence. That was "my Lady" ...
Then I went back to the stalls in search of more information. The Mass was over and the priest was at the door of the chapel, dismissing some parishioners. Into conversation with them, at first the pastor, an enthusiastic young man, tried to address me in a rudimentary Catalan, but felt more comfortable when he found he could move to the Castilian. I told them about my great-grandmother, and in my recollection, the Virgin was elsewhere at a lower height, it could go around, then he explained that the box with the Virgin is placed in the center of the nave of the church on the festival August 15, that was what I remembered, probably because my grandmother was visiting during the summer, because I lived in Madrid, I should have seen the infant Jesus during the Christmas holidays ... I also
told a curious anecdote
according to him, a miracle, connected to another of the figures of the church. The chapel is on the right of the head of the ship, you save an image of the Sacred Heart, for those not well placed in Catholic mythology, the Sacred Heart is a Christ with the heart on the center chest, and as iconography, always wears on his left hand. Well
it has two open arms slightly bent and palms facing up. They say that a worker restoring any damage, standing on a ladder that had the misfortune to fall, for not crash into the ground, and avoid further that it did so on a parishioner at that time was there praying, Christ opened his arms and held ... that is why we have open arms since.
The original church is Romanesque, XIII century, the cloister, Gothic, XIV - XV , formerly a nunnery that was in the old town (now in the Eixample) and was moved stone by stone to its current location from the street Jonqueres (this happened in 1869-1871). In the cloister still observe three sepulchral urns containing the remains of their former prioress.
The bell tower, Romanesque-Gothic was attached in 1879 and came from another church, San Miguel, also located in the medieval Barcelona. The temple was restored around 1942. In addition to the Sacred Heart and Our Lady asleep, the church keeps other small treasures: a picture of the Immaculate Conception in the interior of a Gothic temple located in the center of the altar, made by Enric Monjo (in 1942) and a Via Crucis painted by Joan Llimona (in 1925). Both the body such as the rosette are the original Gothic.
Although memory is sometimes tricky, and decorate or modify the memories, in this case I have found that a small childhood memory corresponded so remarkably faithful to real events. I've always been very disturbing to think that memories that seem so consistent, are actually quite false, built of scraps from various sources, mixed with bits of things that really told us mentally and we have illustrated, sewn together by threads that weave ourselves with the help of logic, allowing us to fill the gaps and establish some continuity and make sense of the story of our past ...
This is a topic that interests me greatly and I hope to talk later ...
One final note: I'm not superstitious, nor enlightened, even a believer, but have always fascinated me Matches (another subject on which I have the idea of \u200b\u200bwriting a post) Well, yesterday, while reading the newspaper (El Pais ), section BARCELONA SECRET MUSEUM, I always read and often cut out, I found nothing less than an article by Ignacio Vidal-Folch, entitled Sleeping Beauty , that just talking about the church and the image of the Virgin sleeping!
Saturday, December 9, 2006
Ny State Drivers License E
your shoulder to my hand there is doubled midway when your eyelid wakes up and decides to disappear. Then I think Having A blurred and gone, in fact I do, but do not you go, we go.
think going alone but Ant is still there, covering every inch of your skin. Every bit of your body between my hand and your shoulder, between your eyelid and your lobe. Then
sleep: Trying to break away from the world of ideas and stay in the world of dreams where the insects never sleep and never cease in its tingling. Then sleep.
think going alone but Ant is still there, covering every inch of your skin. Every bit of your body between my hand and your shoulder, between your eyelid and your lobe. Then
sleep: Trying to break away from the world of ideas and stay in the world of dreams where the insects never sleep and never cease in its tingling. Then sleep.
But Ant does not.
ants, how the streets, never sleep. And there, in the midst of such human landscape tremebundo me and leave me: not knowing where to go. But I do not care, thus enough for me, with nothing in your aroma.
The needles do not stop, the hand does not get tired and still there watching Ant cobwebs. The insect has cravings: Who does not? The insect also.
For mimicry, after cutting through the texture of the road whose distance is doubled when your eyelid awake, where I wanted to get there. I do not see but I'm there, but hear me whispering: Where to hang handmade metal spheres of differing sizes. And I swing by them over and over again, but do not brag, because you're in the world of dreams where the insects never cease in its tingling.
looks After all, Mr. Lorenzo and brings Too much blood.
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