| - The more you know who you are and what you want, the less you let things upset you. - Yeah… |
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[from Lost in Translation, one of the most thought-provoking movies I've ever seen]
Now listening… 
Air – Alone in Kyoto
Add comment February 12th, 2004
“Sometimes you have to go halfway around the world to come full circle.”
[from LiT]
Add comment February 11th, 2004
| Do you sometimes think you’re wasting your time? Do you like what you do in life? Do you live in a big and impersonal city? Do you feel lonely from time to time?
Lost in Translation is one of those movies that, like good art, changes the way you see life. It won’t answer all your questions, but you’ll feel identified with the characters and enjoy every single minute of the film. As many good movies, Lost in Translation is quite sad. It makes you realize how important friendship is, how important is to know what you want to be in life. Time runs fast. One day you’ll wake up and think it’s too late. |
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Now listening… Kevin Shields – Goodbye
Add comment February 10th, 2004
On sunday evening I went to the hospital. It isn’t anything serious, but I need to rest in bed for the following days. I’m on sick leave, quite bored at home, doing some work while remotely connected to the office. In a couple of days I have a second analysis. Hope things get much better by then and my trip to Bilbao isn’t spoiled.
Add comment February 9th, 2004
I’m looking forward to my next visit to Stockholm. I was there last time in Summer 2002. I wonder how much things have changed in one year and a half?
Add comment February 8th, 2004
| The Opium Den is considered by many (including my guidebook) the best Chinese restaurant in Oxford. I ate there when I was visiting my brother in Oxford and remember it as one of the nicest Chinese meals I’ve ever had. It’s notably pricey though…
I’m now planning my next trip: will spend a very long weekend in Bilbao in just a few days. Can’t wait for it :-/ |
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Add comment February 1st, 2004
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You will have long and healthy life. |
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