duminică, 21 februarie 2010

ceata si certituni

Sunt oameni si oameni...
Si oamenii iti pot induce stari diverse, te pot ingropa sau te pot face sa zbori cu un cuvant, un zambet...o privire.
Sunt oameni cu care simti ca timpul sta in loc sau pur si simplu se scurge dupa alte reguli.
Sunt oameni cu si de care esti legat pe viata. Sunt lucruri care se intampla si par din alta lume.
Poti intalni pe cineva, apoi drumurile voastre sa se desparta, dar sa stii ca va fi mereu acolo, asa cum mereu iti vei aminti o banala intalnire cu o mie de semnificatii.
Sa zicem, ca avem doua personaje. Un el si o ea.
Cateva ore petrecute impreuna, nimic special, la final, isi iau la revedere in plina strada, el o ia in stanga si ea in dreapta. Poate el are o neliniste, ea un suras secret. El se uita pe jos, pare incruntat, merge hotarat. Ea poate sovaie, merge lent si incearca sa ia o decizie. Poate am observa toate acestea daca i-am urmari pe amandoi, dar in viata ai doar o versiune.
Ceea ce e de neinteles este cum deodata ceva ii tine in loc si ceea ce este surprinzator este cum dupa 20 de pasi de ganduri si framantari, protagonistii nostrii isi intorc privirea in exact aceeasi secunda.
Tot ei ar putea sa ne explice cum poti sa deslusesti prin ceata, intr-o seara de iarna o silueta, sa simti acea persoana dinainte ca ochiul sa o poata percepe si sa o suprapuna identitatii sale. Sa se indoiasca ochiul, dar tu sa stii sigur asteptand si fiind tradat, din nou, de un suras.

vineri, 4 decembrie 2009

Madrid y Segovia

So, from the begining, here is where we camped. Well... not here here but near the Santiago Bernabeu metro station. And what is most funny is that we only visited it in the last day although we passed by it every day. PS: As everybody knows I am not a football fan but I must say it is impressing:

So, in the first day we explored the neigbourhood.

The next day we went on a speed trip back in time: with a fast train through the mountains we went to Segovia.
The most famous thing is their Roman Aqueduct:

That goes from here:

To here:

What i realy loved was the light-shadow dance in all the city:






Another thing to see is the Alcazar:


And like in every city I love the streets:

Back in Madrid!
PS: Mea culpa but I did not know it has a river.
We went to see the clasicals: Plaza Mayor

But most of all I was captivated by the curiosities: Sweet shops
Museo de Jamon
Mercado de San Miguel

More buildings of course :)




Back to the clasics: The Atocha Railway station:
Just a little bit of Centro de Arte Reina Sofía - very very modern.

Back to little curiosities, just some walls:


Palau Regal:



And I really liked this window (some people have such a sense of color: purple curtans, green windows and yellow shoes)...

and this dog!


So to end my story in a cliclic way, as I said in the last day we vivited the Santiago Bernabeu, where me and my back found the most comftable chairs: