The weight of the last days I carry him. My shoulders sag. It 's just a moment, I think. When the work out and poisoned life redden more than thirty degrees, is that I need a shower. A fall of water that water good humor.
walk barefoot on the cool marble of this old house. The thick walls shield me from the city heat and the heavy curtains from prying eyes as I leave traces of clothes on the floor and bounces a hypnotic music notes, epic.
nettle shampoo, conditioner of the fairies, wide tooth comb and natural foam. Within the tank mosaic green, pull the tent canvas and close my eyes waiting for the jet. The first drops, such as steel pins, stick to cold on the face and wake me up from the torpor of a sunny afternoon. Embrace the hot water you want without suffering, and I wait confident and spreads the scent of a cream bath. The water is always colder.
He pushed her back. Chrome fittings on a layer of condensation announces the frost. "Holy ... put." Swear, and go out of the tub dripping. The wrinkled skin as goose squawking annoyed air of a little girl with a broken toy.
Beyond the window of the boiler can not see flames and a slimy pond takes shape at my feet. I try to start the fire but nothing to do. As an ice cream that melts under the hot sun I wander the house looking for a box of matches. I find them and returned shivering. We'll try and try again. The light turns on.
"The waiver is also wisdom," said my math teacher. And I am not wise to try to exhaustion, but no results.
The discouragement is way easier when no hot water, but even worse would be if it lacked the cold, I think. Go to the kitchen leaving a trail of wet footprints. There are pots and ready to ignite flames.
child I see myself in the former home of the grandparents, a wooden tub in the bathroom that he knew he must, with the woman's hand soap me singing "Parlami d'amore Mariu.
smile and now the toilet will not stop. If only not to give rise to the words of that old teacher who could only play with numbers.