almost ends the second week of return quiggiù ... and I'm almost taking up the habit in these places and these faces. The homemade holiday has been a mixed blessing ... indeed, sooner rather delight and then cross. The Second Coming is different, I already know what to expect ... there is no longer the surprise with which cushions all the problems of the day. Then he pulls a heavy air in the workshop ... maybe it is the lack of the surprise, oppure è proprio che l'aria è pesante, c'è qualcosa sotto... e io lo scoprirò! Tie'
Siamo in piena stagione delle piogge. Ogni giorno, nonostante durante la giornata splenda un sole che ti brucia la pelata, verso le 6 (ora fatidica del previsto ritorno a casa) si copre tutto e si scatena l'inferno. Nel tratto di autostrada che faccio per tornare a casa l'acqua ha un'altezza fissa di 10 cm... e corre e scorre tra le macchine senza paura. Ora, finche andavo in giro con il carroarmato di Antonio (un Ford SportTrack 4.7 litri 4x4 benzina, una manna per il benzinaio) tutto a posto... ma ora che mi ritrovo con la cugina sconcia del vecchio Piddu della famiglia Cosatti (una splendida Uno 1.3 litri, una mannaia per il benzinaio (There I have to explain, with Ford at the gas station we passed once every two days and it takes 70 liters of gasoline, now with the one I pass out every two days, the tank carries 25 liters, more or less, but the attendant just break the balls, that what we do not pay even half buy coffee)) ... I said, the One is tuttaun'altra history. When I drive I hear the water splashing under their feet, pushing through the windscreen and the radio plays the song of the nudge (you remember them? "Glu glu glu glu glu glu ...")
not mean to be vulgar, I am in Chicago every night and shoulders remain in position Hunchback of Notre Dame for the voltage (in addition to drive hugging the steering wheel, hoping to see the road) ...
For all forutna not happen every day ... at times the problem of seeing the road is not the place, all was still for tea ', waiting for firefighters to remove fallen trees along the road ... with a machete ... one, not two ... A
A team of firefighters ... A machete
took me 2 hours to get home ...
cmq little reflection on the news that I started to "groom" (but not too much ...) dating back to September 8. On the one hand there is a certain Barak in front of a large audience of a college in Washington comes up with a rather stodgy speech: "To succeed you need to study." On the other hand there's the echoes of applause Red Carpet (red even more for the presence of the ties of the director and the subject) of Venice has reserved guest / subject / icon of the documentary by Oliver Stone ... Our President Chavez. What in the two-week European trip he visited Belarus and Iran and Russia and Spain and Italy precisely. In order, to Ahmadinejad in Iran promises promises 20,000 barrels of oil per day in exchange for 800 million dollars per year and some "gem" on uranium enrichment in Russia Putin discussed with his friend (who has many friends Putin) against the nickname "axis of evil" anti-iperialista (we speak of American Empire), 4.4 billion dollars to buy weapons (anti-aircraft missiles, rifles, etc.) and 92 (Ninety-two) tanks for the expenditure of $ 2.2 billion (the latter provided by Russian banks) in exchange for the exclusive use of some of the possible oil deposits in the Orinoco River (now politically recognized South Ossetia and Abkhazia as independent republics ), arrives in Italy, where local sources speak of a Venezuelan phone call an hour don the Prime Minister has not been confirmed in Italy, he participated in the Venice festival as the guest of Oliver Stone (the documentary is presented featuring the Venezuelan revolution chairman) receives applause from the audience (some newspapers have noted that the public was cheering the same a few days after the documentary would have applauded riguardanti gli scontri seguiti alle elezioni in Iran), ricorda l'amicizia con i presidenti Napolitano e Berlusconi e entusiasma i presenti con un "porto l'Italia nel cuore". Infine conclude il viaggio in Spagna, anche qui accolto come un buon ospite da Zapatero e come un nuovo amico, dopo aver messo da parte i vecchi rancori, da re Juan Carlos. In questa occasione il presidente C. tira fuori uno scoop, al largo dlle coste nord-occidentali del paese un consorzio Eni-Repsol (50-50) ha scoperto uno dei più grandi giacimenti di gas al mondo. Grandi applausi. La PDVSA, compagnia petrolifera statale entrerà automaticamente nel consorzio con una quota del 35%. A Repsol ed Eni toccherà il 32.5% cadauna. Applausi (?!?).
Il viaggio di Chavez ends here. We hope that the kids have absorbed something from the speech Barack ...
now all below deck ... you go to bed! Goodnight
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