Fellini, Firenze and a side of Funny
Sep. 15th, 2005 05:43 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
I't a past 5 AM here and I've just been reminded of so many things when I gave up on the frantic packing and sat to watch Le Notti di Cabiria. Fellini. Giulietta Masina.
Netflix it, Blockbuster it, DVD it. It's just too good to miss and watching it, I realised I had missed that part of me (the me that knows her way down Via de' Pepi) so very much.
I'm just homesick. It's been years since I've gone back. The truth is, I'm scared to because I know the next time I go home, wild horses with bloodied fangs and iron hoofs will not drive me away and, as much as it would make me happy, it's not the right thing to do.
One does have responsibilities.
There's a dispute between a priest, a monk, and a rabbi about when is it that life begins. The priest says it's at the moment of conception, the monk says that no, it's much before that. The rabbi turns and says: Life begins when the children leave.
Procrastination over. Back to packing.
Netflix it, Blockbuster it, DVD it. It's just too good to miss and watching it, I realised I had missed that part of me (the me that knows her way down Via de' Pepi) so very much.
I'm just homesick. It's been years since I've gone back. The truth is, I'm scared to because I know the next time I go home, wild horses with bloodied fangs and iron hoofs will not drive me away and, as much as it would make me happy, it's not the right thing to do.
One does have responsibilities.
There's a dispute between a priest, a monk, and a rabbi about when is it that life begins. The priest says it's at the moment of conception, the monk says that no, it's much before that. The rabbi turns and says: Life begins when the children leave.
Procrastination over. Back to packing.
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Date: 2005-09-15 03:29 pm (UTC)