Monday, May 29, 2006

Briefing


Landing in Porto has a good effect on me. I like to come out of the plane and sense the smell of gravel. It feels like coming home. The city always welcomes me with bad weather, though. Even if the whole week has been sunny. It was nice to be in Porto. To walk in the beach, to be with friends. To watch a tv debate with my parents, how Carilho crumbled down tied by his own arguments and personality. To see my brother coming home eager of learning and seat on the couch in the same way as my father does. To look at the shadows in the big walls of the Batalha cinema on a Sunday evening while listening two men playing a known song.

Longe fica a rua onde eu te vi. E a vida pode recomeçar.

Fado de uma rua qualquer, Jorge Cruz, álbum Sede. Cantado por outro.

7 comments:

fiona bacana said...

obrigadinha por teres dito q cá estavas...e Batalha rulezzzz!

bagomes said...

esta vez foi familiar e para matar saudades do mar. soon...

Anonymous said...

foi bom ter-te por cá...

Anonymous said...

Venha depressinha o S. João, com ou saem balão, porque o fogo de artifício está assegurado.

Anonymous said...

e quem se lixa é o mexilhão. fiquei sem comer uma semana... saudades

Anonymous said...

eh1eh! bem me parecia que tu eras tu! eh!eh!

Anonymous said...

I'm in love with the planet I'm standing on
I can't stop. I can't stop thinking of
All the people I've ever loved
All the people I have lost
All the people I'll never know
All the feelings I've never shown
The world's too big and life's too short
The world's too big and life's too short
The world's too big and life's too short
To be alone ... to be alone