"Escoba Al Viento"

Escoba al viento-author

 (One common morning. Watching herself on a mirror. Skinny as she used to be with her tangled hair).

Comienzo del 2010 (parte I de III)

En lo que va del año he tenido la intención de publicar varias “entradas” en éste, el blog de la escoba, sin embargo el tiempo que he dedicado a plasmar mis ideas ha sido tan poco que me he visto obligada a guardarlas como bosquejos. Esta madrugada tengo la intención de sacar un resumen de todos estos bosquejos, quiero hablar de lo que he aprendido, ha sido mucho que no se si sea capaz de expresarlo de manera que haga sentido; pero le pregunto a usted mi querido lector: ¿Cuándo ha sido articulada y con sentido la forma de escribir de esta autora?...

Comenzaré “copiando y pegando” algunos de los pensamientos que jugaron con la química de mi cerebro el primer día de este año, desafortunadamente estos pensamientos salieron en inglés así que usted disculpe el idioma.

A sense of being at home shows up when I recognize your voice, it reminds me that I have so much hope for things. Indeed, you make me feel like I'm very light, you remind me how romantic I can be. I expressed so many things to you that seems like you took them away. I'm terrified!, what if I don't find in myself that woman again?, even my hands start shaking when I get aware that I don't feel things for people anymore, I haven't been able to feel those things again. I've been living this idea of “being alone is better than sitting next to your lover and feel lonely".

I was fine until I saw you!!, now, you have reminded me that perhaps I don't need a man to feed me but I still need a man to love me.

México, a Surrealist Country

I don’t know if I’ve commented but my favorite season is autumn which announces fantastic celebrations like “Day of Deaths” (my favorite tradition) in addition this year I had enough time to go and take pictures to the “Alebrijes“ shown on Reforma street .

Día de muertos/día de calaveras in Tepoztlan, Morelos (two alebrijes jumped in my collage)

Some Alebrijes shown on Reforma, DF

These last weekends were so colorful, I just love México!.