I continue to flow (Incompatibile con la robba commerciale)

I know, everybody has got some inconsitency in their own life. But Fernando tought me well not to be ashamed of this. Actually, it is extrely important to be aware of inconsistence, almost to be proud of it even, at least sometimes. Inonsistence may be a proof of intelligence, actually this happens in many cases.

It is funny, for non english people, realising that the word "inconsistence", in Latin, or in easitalian would be translated in something like "not proper, non exhistent, made of nothing" or something.

Etymologically Speaking, it is actually very interesting to see how the English people, blamed "inconsistency" as sign, as a proof of "being nothing". That is very, very English, I would say.

Anyhow, most of my 4 readers will find this little chat here a bit useless or misplaced. Actually this is very punctual, but again today is one of those private moments of which I still don't feel very confortable speaking about so openly. Maybe soon. Again, Fernando Pessoa and Ortega y Gasset tought me everything.

Il barcone dellammore, the love boat, is up there in the photo. That was the only night when (almost) all of the crew went togheter to this crazy place. One of the crew got the boat prize, if you see what I mean. I am not up for this kind of prizes anymore, as you know, but it is always cool. Now they are doing it once a week regularly, at least until the summer goes on.

The sad thing is that if the Samurai is not there too.. I don't really find it that much interesting anymore. I went there last time and there was mr. Jamaica as well.. but not Samurai. Before leaving for Japan, my master will stay in London for a few days in our humble house. Then he will leave us for one year and hopefully come back soon(er). Just joking.. I hope he is going to have a lot of joy and fun in his "homeland".

This is it for the moment. Have a good day.

PB

Ps - About the title, as some of you may have noticed, it is a very noble quotation from Piotta, notorious Roman poet.