I won 't deny it: Bucharest sometimes gets on my nerves. That's why I like those evenings where I walk back home and, strangely, the city is busy but not messy, with fluid traffic and a reasonable amount of cars parked on the sidewalks, leaving some room to walk carelessly, even wander. Those evenings where I even look with fondness at the ghostly iluminated Monument at Revolution Square, which reminds me that you don't have to be in a undoubtedly pretty city to be at ease. I'll try not to forget.miércoles, 21 de enero de 2009
Those quiet evenings / Esas tardes en calma
I won 't deny it: Bucharest sometimes gets on my nerves. That's why I like those evenings where I walk back home and, strangely, the city is busy but not messy, with fluid traffic and a reasonable amount of cars parked on the sidewalks, leaving some room to walk carelessly, even wander. Those evenings where I even look with fondness at the ghostly iluminated Monument at Revolution Square, which reminds me that you don't have to be in a undoubtedly pretty city to be at ease. I'll try not to forget.
Suscribirse a:
Enviar comentarios (Atom)

2 comentarios:
¿Existe una ciudad con belleza sin fisuras?
¿Una ciudad invisible de Calvino?
Un besote...
BTW. California or bust, ya tu sabes... :P
Por eso mismo... Afortunadamente, tampoco existe una ciudad con una fealdad sin fisuras :)
Publicar un comentario