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May 2007

• 05.31.07
  Te Quiero (Mario Benedetti) Media | Comments Off

  Tus manos son mi caricia mis acordes cotidianos te quiero porque tus manos trabajan por la justicia si te quiero es porque sos mi amor mi cómplice y todo y en la calle codo a codo somos mucho más que dos tus ojos son mi conjuro contra la mala jornada te quiero por tu mirada que mira y siembra futuro tu boca que es tuya y mía tu boca no se equivoca te quiero porque tu boca sabe gritar rebeldía si te quiero es porque sos mi amor mi cómplice y todo y en la calle codo a codo somos mucho más que dos y por tu rostro sincero y tu paso vagabundo y tu llanto por el mundo porque sos pueblo te ...
• 05.29.07
  I want one too! Geeky | (0)
• 05.29.07
  Speeding Up Life | (1)

  Not being able to sleep when you're really, really tired can be frustrating. You have to use your imagination at night to keep yourself entertained. Given the fact I'm not a TV fan, that isn't an option for me. I could read, but I'm too tired to think. And the internet is fun, but I have to admit even I get tired of it sometimes. So, what is there left to do after midnight, when everything is quiet? Clean up your computer! Yes, to speed it up. I gave my PC a "facial" last night. Cleaned up all the temp ...
• 05.28.07
  Active Gamers Life, Media | (0)

  If you can develop a Tennis shoulder from playing Nintendo Wii, then I'm going to have a heck of a sore shoulder tomorrow when I wake up. We had friends over for Memorial Day and decided to compete after the BBQ. That added to my sore legs after doing way too much DDR last night. Who said gamers didn't exercise? Pffft! If the weather gods are nice this week, I'll hit the Tennis court again. It's good to know I haven't lost my skills after all these years.
• 05.27.07
  Free Candy Trade Thoughts | (0)

  At a party last night, we were munching on snack size chocolate bars (Snickers, Milkyway, 3 Musketeers...) and I was thinking about when I was a kid. Foreign candy was difficult to find in Colombia. OK, not difficult, but you certainly didn't find it at the grocery store. There was no such flow of imported products back then, so we had to visit a place called "San Andresito." The name comes from the island of San Andrés, where people went on vacation and bought imported things at lower prices because the island used to be a free port. That's business ...

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