Silverado With Rockstar Wheels

Ramblings Reflections and new books

This past weekend I went to the beach. Best of all, it was not the beach, but the journey. Not for the scenery, but by the amount of free time I've had along the way to think and reflect on things that I had never questioned.

I cleared my mind enough, but now I have some that are a bit blurry and such. But at least I have many more clear and evident. I've done things not very good. As the majority. Some of the repeat. Other regrets. And some do not regret me repeat them, because they have a value of experience would not change anything.

I also realized how dangerous it is to have things so unclear as I had. It was as if a real self and I reflected, and did not know which is which. As if the day had shade.

I said that there are still some things I have not been resolved, which have remained in doubt, for a review later, but many others I have resolved. But then everything will be subject to change course. Because I do believe that people change. I also think there are times when it seems to change but not change, but hide certain things that you discover only when you know the person well

In my life there has always been someone I have admired and followed. Always a bit idealized. It was in those people you see great virtues in which arrested the eye. When further knew the same people, came to light also the shortcomings, or perhaps simply changed and were no longer as they were, but I think it is not the case. However, the virtues were still there, and the affection he had to them also. Only once someone thought I saw a number of virtues in the end were a hoax do you ever gone? How to distinguish these people?

is a problem I've stopped people idealize that. It makes no sense. There will never be nobody's perfect. The virtues will always be there despite the flaws, and defect may decrease even though I do not think never get away from everything.

And I do not know what this is all about. Is that I start with a theme and I mess with another and so on indefinitely ... has its point of fun, really.

leaving that aside, I've read the book by Haruki Murakami, that of Lewis Carroll, the Javier Ruescas and the last of Meyer. Roughly speaking, without going into details, it's too late: Murakami great, Lewis Carroll also, Javier Ruescas decepecionado me a bit and really exciting Meyer.

To end this post, I present a book that will purchase three days and I started to read and part of having a great painting, the first 100 pages are engaging me a lot.

Title: If you do not wake



Author: Lauren Oliver

Synopsis:
Imagine that you just have one day to live ...

What would you do?

Who kiss?

How far would you go to get rid of death?

Samantha is about to find out: Friday 12 February will be his last day. Or, rather, the last seven days, because everything will be repeated again and again until you realize that things change ... is in his hand.