que ve sant jordi!

ja sé quin serà el meu auto-regal de sant jordi aquest any... ha sortit el segon volum de les històries inèdites del nicolas petit.
l'any passat em vaig comprar... què em vaig comprar? no m'enrecordo... l'anterior em vaig comprar la maría zambrano i aquest últim... òndia no m'enrecordo.
bueno, aquest any em compraré això:

EA

Fa uns mesos esmorzaba KALLES Kaviar cada dia. Un deliride sucedani de caviar de salmó en un tub que smebla de pasta de dents importat de Malmö i que he hagut d'abandonar des que em vaig treure l'adicció a IKEA tan bèstia que tenia (el super del mega-ikea era l'únic lloc on trobava kalles a tot barcelona).

Ara, una mica per necessitat, una mica per les circumstàncies de la vida, el meu esmorzar és més francès... cada dematí esmorzo pa de motlle del PAUL amb mantega catalana i mermelada del StDalfour (maduixes, gerds o préssec) i un cafè fastigós del marcilla per que no tinc cafetera com cal.

Ara mateix estic fent com l'Alceste del Petit Nicolas. Tacant el teclat del meu flatmate de confitura mentres corregeixo exercicis d'anglès pre-intermediate en pijama.

VIVA MI VIDA.

STAY HUNGRY!! STAY FOOLISH!!!

encara que facis una cara com aquesta... tu també pots! fes cas al steve jobs i KEEP MOVING! DON'T SETTLE!!
heu de mirar tots el video del steve jobs a stanford. GALLINA DE PIEL!

agafa-la d'aquí

Banessa Pellisa trabaja

bolmaps

una que va tan contenta a treballar.

"Habit a second nature! Habit is ten times nature," the Duke of Wellington is said to have exclaimed;

WILLIAM JAMES, qué hombre...

In action grown habitual, what instigates each new muscular contraction to take place in its appointed order is not a thought or a perception, but the sensation occasioned by the muscular contraction just finished. A strictly voluntary act has to be guided by idea, perception, and volition, throughout its whole course. In an habitual action, mere sensation is a sufficient guide, and the upper [p.116] regions of brain and mind are set comparatively free. A diagram will make the matter clear:

Let A, B, C, D, E, F, G represent an habitual chain of muscular contractions, and let a, b, c, d, e, f stand for the respective sensations which these contractions excite in us when they are successively performed. Such sensations will usually be of the muscles, skin, or joints of the parts moved, but they may also be effects of the movement upon the eye or the ear. Through them, and through them alone, we are made aware whether the contraction has or has not occurred. When the series, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, is being learned, each of these sensations becomes the object of a separate perception by the mind. By it we test each movement, to see if it be right before advancing to the next. We hesitate, compare, choose, revoke, reject, etc., by intellectual means; and the order by which the next movement is discharged is an express order from the ideational centres after this deliberation has been gone through.

In habitual action, on the contrary, the only impulse which the centres of idea or perception need send down is the initial impulse, the command to start. This is represented in the diagram by V; it may be a thought of the first movement or of the last result, or a mere perception of some of the habitual conditions of the chain, the presence, e.g., of the keyboard near the hand. In the present case, no sooner has the conscious thought or volition instigated movement A, than A, through the sensation a of its own occurrence, awakens B reflexly; B then excites C through b, and so on till the chain is ended when the intellect generally takes cognizance of the final result. The process, in fact, resembles the passage of a wave of 'peristaltic' motion [p.117] down the bowels. The intellectual perception at the end is indicated in the diagram by the effect of G being represented, at G', in the ideational centres above the merely sensational line. The sensational impressions, a, b, c, d, e, f, are all supposed to have their seat below the ideational lines. That our ideational centres, if involved at all by a, b, c, d, e, f, are involved in a minimal degree, is shown by the fact that the attention may be wholly absorbed elsewhere. We may say our prayers, or repeat the alphabet, with our attention far away.

vacances

el meu brucs és molt alt però jo no estic malament en el fons...

tan bona minyona

la casa del alain de botton

(quin goig que fa, no trobeu?)

'essays in love' --- estic susceptible aquests dies. més cursi.

because thoght implies judgremnt and because we are all paranoid enough to take judgement to be negative is constitutionally suspect in the bedroom

de totes maneres, segueixo concentrant-me força quan toca... els thoughts els deixo pel post. com la gent sana.