about twenty years ago my son came home from school with a packet :
"Mom, it's working for you from the lady ..."
there was in two books and a note: "Read any emergency ..." signed: Mary ...
books? "It's not fair" and "First Love, Last Love" ...
years later it was I who was in my teens discover Susie ... and we exchanged letters, small packages ....
we learned that we should not put a red shirt in the middle of the white liquor, a mom likes to be surrounded by his children and that when one leaves the great love life was bad, so bad. ... but it survives at all ... in the concentration camps to mention just a few seconds, it was love ...
Susie, wild, generous, wise, the big, strong, and certainly one that has confidence, that went wrong ... and loves laughing out loud, crying, smiling and reaching out , opens his arms ....
Thanks to her, my teens have understood that a writer is first and foremost a human being of flesh and blood, who writes for survival and also by what is her work, her, him ... as one goes to work, factory, office, she worked tirelessly ...
His notebooks are covered with erasures ... "do not erase the mistakes that's life "....
I could talk to her for hours, but I want to keep my secrets, our secrets ...
'll find his site HERE ...
I'd never met her, the death of Jacques , the train strike had decided otherwise ...
and this Saturday morning as I was walking on the sidewalk of St. Malo, with my cockroach can not shoulder, I met a woman quite simple ... a few feet away, I stopped, I returned back, looked at her, "Susie? you can not remember me ...." but she had forgotten nothing .... The sun was shining
this morning ...... The "Amazing travelers" could happen ...
And here are lovely to Susie:
"My little happiness to me:
Stay home
Getting up
Press Wash the oranges from the garden
Play the twittering of coffee
Toaster
Spread
France Inter
Brushing
Contemplating the bright blue sky
Make the bed with nice sheets
Make laundry
Attach a watch on the wrist
Make stretching back to the crumbs
Dressing in old 100% cotton rags
Add a page in a diary
Answering real letters
Arrange cushions all Light colors
computer
E-mail
Watch the sea beyond
Think Jacques
Water plants
Talking on the phone
Cooking for Mayah and Jean-Marc
Stretch the cloth over the roof
Lying five minutes Think sun
Yona and Noam
Enter three pages
Hope Arthur will love
Dreaming of a sublime book
Iron a shirt
Read an article
Shaking a rain stick
Read a good manuscript
Picking oranges and a lemon
Opens mail
View Ranger's office released a fax
Lunch by reading some poems by EE Cummings
Make a ten-minute nap Search
an important paper in the cabinet white
Fill a garbage bag of old clothes
Imagine a dialogue between two characters
Up a mechanical toy
Think Jacques
Me complaining, sighing
Remove some bad herbs
suddenly hear a song from the 60s to the radio
Think
Watch the tables on the wall, including cherries Esther Morisse
placing a bag of popcorn in the microwave
Put a disc that plays Glenn Gould JS Bach's
Make tea
Read the New Yorker
Ranger drawer
Write a few sentences
Peel vegetables
Think Jacques
Calling Lili
A conversation with Dan
Dinner Set the table with Mayah and Jean-Marc in the kitchen
Discuss
deep things go in a hot bath and swirling
Slip into bed under the duvet with a book
Being conscious of his happiness
Crying
Living, minute by minute, living his life in all its astonishing banality "
Stay home
Getting up
Press Wash the oranges from the garden
Play the twittering of coffee
Toaster
Spread
France Inter
Brushing
Contemplating the bright blue sky
Make the bed with nice sheets
Make laundry
Attach a watch on the wrist
Make stretching back to the crumbs
Dressing in old 100% cotton rags
Add a page in a diary
Answering real letters
Arrange cushions all Light colors
computer
Watch the sea beyond
Think Jacques
Water plants
Talking on the phone
Cooking for Mayah and Jean-Marc
Stretch the cloth over the roof
Lying five minutes Think sun
Yona and Noam
Enter three pages
Hope Arthur will love
Dreaming of a sublime book
Iron a shirt
Read an article
Shaking a rain stick
Read a good manuscript
Picking oranges and a lemon
Opens mail
View Ranger's office released a fax
Lunch by reading some poems by EE Cummings
Make a ten-minute nap Search
an important paper in the cabinet white
Fill a garbage bag of old clothes
Imagine a dialogue between two characters
Up a mechanical toy
Think Jacques
Me complaining, sighing
Remove some bad herbs
suddenly hear a song from the 60s to the radio
Think
Watch the tables on the wall, including cherries Esther Morisse
placing a bag of popcorn in the microwave
Put a disc that plays Glenn Gould JS Bach's
Make tea
Read the New Yorker
Ranger drawer
Write a few sentences
Peel vegetables
Think Jacques
Calling Lili
A conversation with Dan
Dinner Set the table with Mayah and Jean-Marc in the kitchen
Discuss
deep things go in a hot bath and swirling
Slip into bed under the duvet with a book
Being conscious of his happiness
Crying
Living, minute by minute, living his life in all its astonishing banality "
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