December 2009
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With a damn big cold
I’ve been so quiet for a very good reason… a damn big cold is mining my life for the last couple of days. Yesterday was almost unbearable I went to bed at half-past-height and didn’t even feel the 6.5 (Richter Scale) earthquake that shook Portugal from top to bottom.
Today the day was a long torment but I kept going. I can’t afford to skip a day at work. Too much to do in...
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The weekend is over and so is Monday
Well another one bites the dust. Saturday was almost only dedicated to cleaning and shopping. Sunday I indulged my self one more hour sleep, just after waking up and having a shower I realized that I had a Xmas lunch at work… hmmm good food and even better wines but return to the work place during the weekend doesn’t really please me. This morning I had the feeling that I didn’t...
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The weekend...
The day is almost ending and when I look back I see I spent it: shopping in the local fish market, cooking, cleaning and some more shopping, this time with my son so a small toy was also in order… some more cleaning, and it all is far from being over. The house chores and shopping take up of 45% of my weekend, 25% is used on my son, 25% is used sleeping/resting and 5% is used to eat and...
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2nd post on this blog
Another long day its coming to an end… too tired to do anything else. A good neck massage would help me a lot…
But I ended the day writing this post while the TV babels about corruption, @garyvee’s Crush it! lays on the sofa untouched today. But a while ago I was reading Dom José the Reformer to my son before bed. Now he is resting with a little more knowledge in his head…...
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A long long day
I use to say that I’m 200 kms away from everything in this country! Usually that means a 2 hours drive to where it matters, and so it was yesterday. I drove 200 kms to take part of an event in Teatro Aberto (rough translation: Open Theater) in Lisbon, where I joined my friends from the Adegga that putted up an event called Adegga Wine Market.
The idea for the event was quite simple: setup a...