Easter Break

It’s Easter time.

A time filled with meaning, both for the pagan and for the religious.

The days of this particular time of the year are exactly what they are independently of the diverse points of view. But it’s exactly each one’s point of view that makes these Easter days unique in meaning.

Above all it’s a time for reflection. And one tends to reflect after life teaches one a lesson.

After, for example, life teaches a media mogul that it wasn’t a wise decision to take under the wing a certain couple to make money out of going with the flow with the government mock-up.

The lesson? Politicians aren’t to be trusted as friendships with them can quickly turn into liability.

After, for example, life teaches a certain politicians that there aren’t such things as free Press rides. To ask one story teller to tell the story the way one wants it to be told basically means that in order to modify it, the story teller gets to know the whole original version and all its sordid details.

The lesson? Moguls aren’t to be trusted as friendships with them can quickly turn into liability.

As my grandmother used to say, one is stuck with the family fate has chosen but friends are ones one chooses and bad choices always have a price. About that you can ask all those that for whatever reason have let themselves to get entangled in the Maddie Affair.

 

Anyway, it’s Easter time, a time for a break. We'll be hunting Easter Eggs...

During that time we leave you with a recommendation: Barcelona.

Absolutely worth visiting. A city so filled with life. However please do some research before going as it’s so full of intertwining peculiarities, some of which astoundingly surprising.

Post Scriptum:

We "interrupt" our Easter break just to contribute for the publicity of this masterpiece by Rowan Atkinson and have it here archived for all to see and listen:

Insult is always humiliating to the one who insults. What is feared, and indeed it is, is not insult but the accurate description of fact.

Thank you, Rowan!