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Tuesday, July 5, 2011

"She would live now, not read"



"She would live now, not read" - Gravel by Alice Munro

6 comments:

  1. Martina,

    I am new to your blog. I found it after you visited my blog from Carl Weese's blog. A lot of blogs, sorry. As I posted in answer to your comment on my photo of the crime scene, I love the discipline that having to quote from the book you are currently reading imposes on both your reading and your photos. You have been bookmarked.

    Jim Weekes

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  2. Martina, do I misinterpret some personal context in this quote :)) ?

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  3. Jim, thanks again ... yes, a lot of blogs out there, and many really good ones, too - I have developed quite an elaborate system in the last years in to get them organised my feedreader, ;-).

    Markus, lol - life without reading is impossible ;-) - I found this sentence very very very dubious.

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  4. "Espere sentado ou você se cansa" = something like to wait you must seat or you gone be tired. Is from a song and your imag reminded be the words.

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  5. ana barata, Chico Buarque? I googled and tried to make sense of all the Portuguese websites ... I found this which I like very much (as far as my translation skills go):

    Eu semeio vento na minha cidade
    Vou pra rua e bebo a tempestade

    dear Zé, could be tough, this chair is waiting for the rubbish collection :-)

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