
Of course he went into the dirty waters overflown by seagulls...

It's getting warmer and warmer each day.

Magnús in the morning getting ready for a moving day, some time last week, in my former room in dodgy town.
This is me in my former balcony. I had to leave my huge plant there (see right) since it's so big there's no room for it in the flat. Besides, Magnús wouldn't let me take it. It seems he's getting some of my hitlerian behaviour towards how to do things.
Dodgy town has its dodgy blocks of flats, and therefore it can be somewhat surprising for a red-haired Icelander to find some very big and dead roach downstairs. Dodgy environment involves not removing the dead roach in days, and so I guess it's still there...
Since we moved, we needed quite a lot of household stuff and so my parents and some friends gave us quite a lot of things. One of them was this potato peeler which came with this paper with nice drawings in it I fell in love with and wanted to keep. Unfortunately it was next to the cooker the first time I cooked something in the flat and so the paper was all on fire. And eventhough Magnús is demonstrating against my keeping many things, I won't throw it away!
My friend will be getting his cat back this evening. I just phoned him yesterday to let him know that we think that Misifú is having shitting problems. Since the box where he shits was maybe in a not too private part of the flat, we sort of built a shitting house for him with a box so that he would find himself more comfortable, still he sits on the box, tries to shit, but in vain. Then he cries and tries again but nada de nada, so he goes to the terrace and sits on some big pots of plants and scratches the earth and tries to shit but in vain again. We think he shouldn't be fed only with those hard little cookies he gets, but with meat and fish and milk instead. Apart from that, he seems to be ok, but I guess shitting problems spoil anyone's mood.


Siempre siempre siempre, desde cada habitación en la que he dormido, he podido oír algo que espero que se mantenga: las gaviotas y las campanas de las iglesias que marcan las horas.
Ahora viviremos aún más cerca del puerto así que seguiré oyendo a las gaviotas. Y ayer me di cuenta de que junto a Ample 23 hay una iglesia preciosa con la entrada justo enfrente y que también linda con una plaza. Aún no lo sé, pero puedo imaginar que podré seguir viviendo en Barcelona sin necesidad de relojes.