Doctor! What you see?
Me
No, the goddamn bee!
It´s to early be calm
Calm…you want a slap of my palm?
It´ssss…..
Get out of here to your heavenly dear.
Stay Frosty gents and gentesses.
Doctor! What you see?
Me
No, the goddamn bee!
It´s to early be calm
Calm…you want a slap of my palm?
It´ssss…..
Get out of here to your heavenly dear.
Stay Frosty gents and gentesses.
Thought you might like this fellow. He is from Spain, but served in our military and has now moved back to Spain.
https://eretxa.wordpress.com/2019/12/03/adoro-il-central-park-new-york/
I know Mr. Francisco Bravo Cabrera. We had quite a lot of exchanges, I knew about the military but he was in the U.S military what I didn’t know until yesterday while seeing his gravatar and I ended up there by clicking on it by accident really not to be nosy but the man is an international artist, a great one not only in poetry which as you have noticed he writes in Spanish but his Jazz paintings(I thought that was a great subject), just an overall great artist. Appreciate you took the time to think of the Crazy priest.
New York….. good old memories, I actually experience my first Black Friday there. It was kind of scary actually once I got out of the subway and there was literally a wave of millions of people on the sidewalk walking in my direction, had to turn around and go with the wave of people. That was an experience being a teenager from a small town of Spain.
haha, New York City can certainly be intimidating. Driving a car around town is an experience too!
I know, actually I only know driving with those crazy Indian cabbies….that was frightening..
You just step on the gas pedal and GO >>>>>
No worries about the cars in front-left-right-….these guys have the nerves of steel. Either that or just nuts. Probably a combination.
Forgot. And he also writes in Italian in this post. And you being the Brad Pitt…. you gotta learn Italian GP. I don’t know why but at least here in Spain women love the guys from there.
haha. I tried learning Spanish back in school. It got so I could pretty much read it, somewhat make myself understood — BUT — when spoken back to me, it was like there was a wall in my brain. I understood nothing.
It´s actually very hard for a foreigner to learn Spanish, I was fortunate to learn English or American English since I was 4 years old. If not I´d probably wouldn’t be able to learn it if I would have started in high school.
Yes, my tutoring started way too late.