lunes, 19 de mayo de 2008

me? nervous?



A chameleon’s life isn’t as easy as it seems to. We must always be in alert not to meet something we don’t want to camouflage with. I’m not saying that camouflage is a bad thing, but, in fact, it isn’t useful until you completely control it.
As a young chameleon, I’m learning day after day how to use it, but I must confess that I’ve found full of weak points.

Last week, I went for a walk on the poppy fields near my house. It had been a long since I last went there
–you know, I haven’t got much free time to spend just doing nothing-, but when I was a child I used to go there very often.
This time all was different. I first got surprised: there were much more poppies than some years ago, and they were much more red than the ones I remembered. I thought it should be because of the chemical agents the farmers add to the land. But my body started to notice this change, too. I got nervous, I couldn’t resist to start running and jumping all around the field; and suddenly I remained blocked. I tried to move my leg, and I couldn’t. Neither my tongue no my eyes. After a while, an old friend of mine passed by there and took me back home.

Once there, I got better and immediately started looking for information about what happened to me. What had caused me that estrange reaction? Was it the fresh air? The nature? The remaining of my childhood? I asked for an answer to my grandparents, to the doctor and to my teacher. And at least, I got the explanation:

“Many chameleons can’t metabolize colour red. Whenever they are near something red, they get stressed because they can’t camouflage them selves. They can die if they are in this position during more than two weeks.”

…I hope none of my enemies will read this…




leglion

domingo, 28 de octubre de 2007

Today, a right hand

You know, people are continuously changing.ç Not just their appearances, but also their feelings, interests, habits, etc.ç The problem comes when we completely forget who we were at the beginning.

Well, that's what happened to me.ç I've become a chameleon -it's got something to do with the title of my blog (leg-lion, cama-lleó, camaleó... just a pun, it would be funnier for you to guess the meaning, but sometimes it's necessary to be explicit)-.ç I mean, I get the form of anything surrounding me, because I’m trying to find myself again.ç Perhaps, one day, I'll get up being an identity I'll feel mine.ç

Today -and until tomorrow, I hope- I'm a right hand. I'm sure It's not my site, I'm not able to control all the five fingers!ç I don't know how, but, out of my control, one of them types the "ç" at the end of the phrases.ç I'm going crazy...ççççççççç


Wish you enjoy the reading :D ç



leglion