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About this stale moment

Diego Mosquera. 1st of February 2021.


"If you rely neither on yourself nor on others, you will rejoice when things go well, and not be aggrieved when they don’t. Maintain a clear space on either side, and nothing will obstruct you; keep open before and behind you, and you will be unimpeded. If you let yourself be hemmed in, you can be squeezed to breaking point. Without care and flexibility in your dealings with the world, you will find yourself in conflict and be damaged, while if you live calmly and serenely, not a hair on your head will come to harm.
Kenko; Chomei. Essays in Idleness (Penguin Classics) (p. 122). Penguin Books Ltd. Kindle Edition.
Pan di Zucchero, Sardinia, Italy
Pan di Zucchero, Diego Mosquera
23.04.2019 Sardinia. Italy.

Hola,

I have been having conversations about how this time can feel like a stale moment in our lives.It is indeed, difficult to perceive time passing by when it is no longer a collection of experiences. I hope for each of us to face this moment as a big challenge and don't give up. As long as you can consider giving support to the people you love. And let's hope we can all overcome this and we will soon celebrate for what we lost, gained and learnt.

Find here a list of things I found worth sharing from last week:

  1. Watch. Beginning by Dea Kulumbegashvili. This film restore my faith in film making. Beautiful and precise cinematography. Clever and intriguing script. The best character development I have seen in years. It might be the best film I watch this year. I found it on Mubi.
  2. Enjoy. Moving album from Nduduzo Makhathini. Spotify / YouTube. Thank you Dani for the recommendation!
  3. Listen.Close your eyes and listen to this world's soundmap of forests and woodlands. I can't wait to be again by the nature, closing my eyes and just... listening.
  4. Aww♥️. Let's go for a ride!

Thanks for reading and have a nice week!

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Diego,

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