Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Pokemon Heart Gold Desmume Settings

After Summer, A Striptease


The weeping tree

In its autumn vital

Tears almagre

Danzan in fall ...

Soft

And forget your mourn.
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Monday, September 20, 2010

What Do Indians Look Like

SéBreve

Monday, September 6, 2010

Hyperopia Vs Presbyopia

Skydiving

giddily.

This is how my skin,
launched on yours
And guns.
And a rumor, I say I love you ...


And me, who delights in it.
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Saturday, September 4, 2010

Announcing A New Doctor



fermented
The smell was stronger than that emanating from cones and flowers of the garden that were near the window. To get used to the darkness I noticed that the moon shone out quite clearly, did not sleep very slowly so I opened the window to see into the street. Climbed on the bed and almost stepping on Miguel I hung, to try to see the moon. The sky was clear, from what I could see well the planting of fragrant pineapple and the street deserted at this hour. In the distance were heard voices of people who came, so I tried to hide to watch them pass. "Big changes start with a small painting," said a man accompanying him to the other, "but in our case not only did a little painting, but painted many walls for today" said the other man as he dropped a chuckle. In the hand led paint cans, walking and seemed in no hurry to make sure that no one would see this place. A little farther on they stopped to continue its work on the adobe walls of a nearby house.

I wanted to keep looking outside but my legs were cramped by being hung, so back to my room in the bed, pushing aside Oswaldo which had rolled to the edge.

At dawn I heard the voice of my father talking with the lady who opened the door at the rear of the house. I went stealthily thither so I do not get heard. My father spoke of a trip soon and asked his interlocutor to take care of us. "Dad, do not go again" I said about them. A fire between two bricks were blown by the lady, trying not to go out, when he saw that I was stable put a pot on her very blackened and turned to me. My Dad I was sitting on his lap and stroked my hair trying to settle them with your hands. "Do not worry my son, here will be well cared for and anything they want" I said, almost in his ear. "I present to Mrs. Edelmira" he said, when a loud cry from inside the other room, made the woman ran off. After a while he came up with a girl in his arms, to get some potatoes that had been washed and throw into the pot that was on fire. "She is Antonia, a lovely girl who shared the moments of the game with you," said my dad. "A girl!" Almost screamed and fell at her, she hid in her mother's hair, holding her tightly so she would not come down.

I got from my father's legs and pulled him to go to the room to see my brothers. "Do not go daddy" I came to tell when we were a bit away.

My brothers were sound asleep so my dad opened the door into the street and went between branches of roses that hung loosely in several directions. They were roses, tiny, multicolored, many nuanced where predominantly protruding yellow. I remembered the men who went at night with paint cans and walked away a bit to the next house to see what they painted. A poorly done paint and dripping white letters could see without knowing what he said. I asked my dad read it without getting some attention, so I demanded to do so. "Only the APRA save Peru" read. "What else?" I insisted. "Nothing" he replied. "Only the APRA? Anyone else? "I asked again.

"Dad and who the APRA?" Insisted on wanting to know. My father holding my hand I drove away from the paint, while said "There are things that as children can not understand, and come when you understand and be prepared for that, what you need for now is to go to school and here you will do next to Oswaldo."

"Dad, that smells bad?" I asked referring to the smell that filled the air. My father told me that smiling was produced by the brewery that was on the back of the house. Realizing he did not understand, was more explicit and detailed the entire process of beer talking about the way in which they planted barley and the selection of raw materials, the manner in which transported and the place they came from. He spoke of huge pots and pans a giant where they cooked barley and then processed to be packaged and distributed in several places. "Dad, what is barley?" I asked. My father on the verge of losing patience moved away without answering anything, he realized that all his speech did little, finally said, "is a plant and make it a chicha, that is called chicha beer and live here over beer a while. " Miguelito was awake and crying loudly, went to see him.

Mrs. Edelmira had tried to calm him down when he began to call with such bad luck the child was frightened and cried desperately. My dad tried to load it and took refuge in the farthest corner of the bed as to not cogiese. In this escape plan passed over Oswaldo stepping and screaming about his ears, which is not disturbed in the least my older brother. When he saw me, called me to him without daring to go out, I had to get the cot to comfort him.

My dad that I was not in a good mood was annoyed with the indifference of Oswaldo, shook him awake rebuked them for having such a deep sleep, "the sky is falling on you and not wake up" he said, "try to be more attentive with your brothers, they need to meet even the "continued an effort to control himself and lowering the tone of his voice.

already calm and awake Oswaldo Miguel, my dad invited everyone to breakfast. Antonia did not remove the head from the hair loose from her mother. Back in the kitchen, sitting around a small table that could not fit all the potatoes were served on a plate, and a court in another pitcher of steaming milk for everyone. Oswaldo not wait a second invitation and took the largest sweet potato, and then sit on a little bench that was a little bit away from the table, which was not seen with pleasure by Antonia, who get off the arms of his mother ran to remove it. My brother tried to play with her, but she began to mourn. Miguelito who had come to see what was happening, he laughed when he saw her crying, clearly uncomfortable Edelmira lady carried her child and drove away.

My father, to calm the tense moment, he came to say: "Who wants a biscuit?". All raised their hands, including Antonia's mother realized that it was a game. "All right, everyone will finish their milk with me." A few minutes later, we all buy the biscuits. I was happy before the group, wanting to know the neighborhood, especially barley chicha factory.