THEN10t0227en

today, i wrote a letter to mr.obama.
about giving him my help if he needs it.
then i erased it.
and wrote a letter to mr.hacker.
then i erased it.
and i decided to write a letter to you.
then i erased also.
and it was probably the best decision, to erase them all.
there are a lot of letters and stories to erase. we all need to restart our stories with convergence.
and thinking of a good government, i challenge you to find out a better way to decide a governor than the one used to choose the pope.

THEN10t0220en

there are two
hundred
million
blogs
around the world
and noone reads them all
all you do is your choice
freedom
freedom
freedom of speech

THEN10t0213en

i saw you yesterday and you looked me in the eyes.
you said: i say.
and i heard you.
and thought about what you said.
perhaps you read these lines and think that i speak to you.
or not.
you may not read these lines.
or reading, you may not realize they speak of you.
you said artists always die in misery.
and i think, was that really what you said?
or otherwise you said, or added: the artists live and die in misery.
whatever you say, that was the purpose.
i do not know if this is so. but art can take different forms.
and artists - in all its different aspects - there are also some on favorable economic conditions or very favorable.
or else: we talk about art independently of costs associated to it, before it reaches the emotion you get is the art course that makes up for that.
and you say: and i say: certain subjects, no matter how much times they are refered, to whom do they interested?

THEN10t0206en

this week came an issue that deserves attention, perhaps because it was so reported. one of those political issues that deserve attention because it is politic.
Obama thought about a visit to Dalai Lama. or vice versa.
or not.
apparently the chinese government opposed.
or not.
but one thing is certain: all those who participated in twitter did not see any drawback on the meeting.
but as asked for a friend on twitter, for what purpose would be held this event?
well, a lunch in a different place is always welcome. the question is whether the Dalai Lama makes a point of eating at McDonald's, which would be terrible for Obama, who is tired of burgers. or if Obama wants to find some peace in Tibet, forcing Dalai Lama to keep their broths.
and i'm sure we all agree with the chinese government: on one side or the other of the world, the important thing to do is lunch. and there's no better way to become a guest than by expressing their displeasure.