Chapter III: Homo Consumericus

Woman, 42, seeking for Japanese food. Has your life been affected by the earthquake in Japan? Do you feel you cannot survive the side-effects? Contact me and we will find a solution together. Only serious inquiries please.

Excerpt from actual one-sided cell phone conversation follows:

"Yeah, I know."
"No, I love fish. It makes me so sad. I guess we will have to get used to eating irradiated fish."
"We will have to find out a way to make water. Yeah."
Pause.
"And computers are starting to take over humans. It's scary."

Disclaimer:

Not all characters appearing above are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. Unfortunately coincidental.

Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen) Baz Lurhmann

Chapter II: Homo Solaris

What a beautiful day! Sometimes, it just takes a little sunshine to forget all about the craziness and ugliness in this world...

MARCEL THE SHELL WITH SHOES ON

Chapter I: Homo Minimus

I will not say much. I like minimalism. This is one of the cutest, small things I have seen lately: "Marcel, The Shell With Shoes On," a short movie directed by Dean Fleischer-Camp. Why don't we all start viewing things with a different perspective; from an unconventional point of view; through our third eye that makes no mistakes?

Prologos

Silence is a power and a tool for those who know when to make noise.

I admit it. I have been procrastinating for a long time, waiting for the right moment to expose myself to the world of blogging. I was enjoying my silence, like the lion enjoys shadow under trees before it attacks its prey. I thought I had nothing interesting, nothing special to say. I'm not an activist, I'm not a fighter, I'm not a pioneer. All I do is live my life. And, although, I have been accused of replacing high-priority actions with low-priority tasks, I'm no slacker.