All of a sudden I wonder why I have to tell this, but if one begins to wonder why he does all be does do, if one wonders why he accepts an invitation to lunch (now a pi geons flying by and it seems to me a sparrow ), or why when someone has told us a good joke immediately there starts up something like a tickling in the stomach and we are not at peace until weve gone into the office across the hall and told the joke over again; then it feels good imme diately, one is fine, happy, and can get back to work. For I imagine that no one has explained this, that really the best thing is to put aside all decorum and tell it, because, after alls done, nobody is ashamed of breathing or of putting on his shoes; theyre things that you do, and when some thing weird happens, when you find a spider in your shoe or if you take a breath and feel like a broken window, then you have to tell whats happening, tell it to the guys at the office or to the doctor. Oh, doctor, every time I take a breath ... Always tell it, always get rid of that tickle in the stomach that bothers you. Julio Cortazar,Blow Up
Posted on: Wed, 14 May 2014 06:56:39 +0000
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